nathanford/widowadjust

Hate typographic widows hanging around on your site? Use this. See it in action on artequalswork.com

widowadjust's Issues

Demo page: gh-pages

How about a demo page using gh-pages...?

Cool thing, btw!

Requires line-height to be set to work (Chrome 64 Mac OS X)

I guess this repo has been superseded by type.js but was just giving it a spin (I only wanted the widow functionality) and figured this info might be useful for someone doing the same:

I noticed that the widow functionality only worked when a line-height is supplied:

No line-height: https://codepen.io/jonjhiggins/pen/WMZdpM
Line-height: https://codepen.io/jonjhiggins/pen/KQXXbd

This looks to be due to Chrome specifying the line-height in JS as 'normal' instead of a number, causing getstyle to return NaN

padding-center

Would it be possible to include a padding-center class for type for headline type that's centered on the page?

Installed via npm - wt is not defined

Hi Nathan, great plugin. This is exactly what I'm looking for, widow adjustment that works on both load and resize, however I have some issues making up and running.

1. I've installed the plugin via npm i widowtamer-npm --save.

2. I've made an import via import 'widowtamer-npm'; where I've successfully imported other packages.

3. In the other file where I do all the JS logic I've typed:

wt.fix({
    elements: 'h1 h2 h3 h4 h5 h6',
    chars: 20,
    method: 'nbsp',
    event: 'resize'
});

Unfortunately as soon as I refresh the page, console gives me ReferenceError: wt is not defined, pointing to wt.fix( line.

I thought that maybe assigning to window.wt would fix it.

import wt from 'widowtamer-npm';
window.wt = wt;

But then when I do npm run dev I get:

"export 'default' (imported as 'wt') was not found in 'widowtamer-npm'

What am I doing wrong?