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WP Fluid Images runs when you insert an image into a Post or Page. It removes the fixed width and height attributes from the image tag. If you insert an image from the image uploader, by default, a width and height attribute is inserted into the image tag with fixed pixel values. This plugin prevents this from happening, because this can be problematic if your theme is built using responsive design methods. The plugin also adds a style tag near the end of the document that sets a max-width rule of 100%. This helps ensure that any image in a Post or Page won’t extend past the width of the Post or Page.
If you resize an image in the Visual Editor, a new width and height attribute get added to the image. WP Fluid Images loads a jQuery script that examines the closest parent div for image tags. It calculate the image’s width as a percentage of the width of that div, removes the width and height attributes, and adds a style attribute with a width value set to the calculated percentage.
An image that is part of a WordPress gallery will have it’s width attribute calculated as a percentage of its parent <code>.gallery-icon</code> element.
If you insert an image with a caption, instead of applying a style attribute with a width as a percentage to the image, the plugin will apply it to the <code>.wp-caption</code> div.

WP Fluid Images

WP Fluid Images replaces the fixed width and height attributes so your images resize in a fluid or responsive design.

Jim Roberts

Fluid Font Forge is a comprehensive WordPress plugin that simplifies responsive typography management. Generate CSS clamp() functions with mathematical precision for perfectly scaled fonts across all devices.
Key Features:
<ul>
<li>Real-time CSS clamp() generation – See your responsive font sizes calculated instantly</li>
<li>Multiple output formats – CSS classes, custom properties, HTML tags, and Tailwind config</li>
<li>Interactive preview system – Visual comparison of font sizes at different viewport widths</li>
<li>Mathematical scaling ratios – Based on musical harmony principles (Major Second, Perfect Fourth, Golden Ratio, etc.)</li>
<li>Drag-and-drop size management – Reorder your font scale with intuitive interface</li>
<li>Custom font preview – Test with your actual web fonts using WOFF2 URLs</li>
<li>Copy-to-clipboard functionality – One-click CSS copying for immediate use</li>
<li>Professional admin interface – Clean, modern design that integrates seamlessly with WordPress</li>
</ul>
Perfect for: 
* Web designers creating responsive typography systems 
* Developers implementing fluid font scaling 
* Theme creators needing consistent font hierarchies 
* Anyone wanting professional typography without complex CSS calculations
Technical Highlights: 
* Uses CSS clamp() for true fluid scaling between viewport breakpoints 
* Supports both px and rem units with automatic conversion 
* Mathematical progression ensures consistent visual hierarchy 
* Accessibility-compliant with WCAG guidelines for readability 
* Clean, semantic CSS output ready for production use
Transform your typography workflow with Fluid Font Forge – where responsive design meets mathematical precision.
Accessibility Features:
<ul>
<li>WCAG 2.1 compliant interface</li>
<li>Keyboard navigation support</li>
<li>Screen reader friendly</li>
<li>High contrast mode compatible</li>
<li>Minimum font size recommendations for readability</li>
</ul>
<h4>Mathematical Ratios Explained</h4>
<ul>
<li>Minor Second (1.067): Subtle progression, ideal for dense content</li>
<li>Major Second (1.125): Gentle scaling for readable body text</li>
<li>Minor Third (1.200): Balanced hierarchy for most designs</li>
<li>Major Third (1.250): Clear distinction between sizes</li>
<li>Perfect Fourth (1.333): Strong contrast for headlines</li>
<li>Golden Ratio (1.618): Dramatic scaling for hero sections</li>
</ul>

Fluid Font Forge

Advanced fluid typography calculator with CSS clamp() generation for responsive font scaling across all device sizes.

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