Ole Laursen a écrit :
> We've just released django-rendertext 0.1, a Django app for using
> custom fonts on a web page for headings and the like. It works by
> dynamically creating images out of text snippets with a template tag,
> e.g. {{ "Hello world!"|rendertext:"gentium"}}. The images are cached
> in the file system and size, color and rotation is supported.
what is the difference with django-tipografy ? I admit I did not look at
the links you give yet, but at a first view, it seems there is an
overlap between the two apps...
Nicolas
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