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Golden Type applies "Golden Ratio Typography" outlined by @pearsonified
http://www.pearsonified.com/2011/12/golden-ratio-typography.php
Compass can automatically generate the values his calculator does
http://www.pearsonified.com/typography/
From the command line:
(sudo) gem install goldentype
Add to a project:
// rails: compass.config, other: config.rb
require 'goldentype'
// command line
compass install goldentype
Or create a new project:
compass -r goldentype -f goldentype project_directory
Mixins:
First argument is font-size. Set to 0 if unknown or if you want to calculate based on content width. Second argument is content width (line-width) which can be ommitted if unknown or if you want to calculate based on content.
If no units are given for either argument, pixels will be used by default.
golden-type($font-size, $line-width)
Takes same arguments as original. Will used adjusted ratio as outlined in article.
golden-type-adjusted($font-size, $line-width)
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We found that goldentype demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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