The visual editor is nice when pages and posts are simple, but when you try to add special text such as php code to a page then the visual editor oftentimes has to be deactivated to edit the page. This plug-in allows you to set which posts should not use the visual editor by setting a custom field ‘deactivate_visual_editor’ to true. This allows the visual editor to be deactivated for the given post/page, but remain active for all others.

Deactivate Visual Editor

A simple plugin-in that deactivates the visual editor for a specific page or post by a custom field set by the author.

Ignacio Cruz Moreno

This plugin simply activates, and makes accessible the ENTIRE Google Webfonts repository. Your visual editor will show a new, third row with an easy drop-down list for choosing fonts.
I also added a box for font size selection… they seem to go hand in hand.
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<h3>Features</h3>
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<li>Added all 291 currently available Google Webfonts.</li>
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