Template now provides Text::Greeking interface that generates placeholder text for layout design and typography testing.
If you're looking for a helpful tool in your design phase, look no further than Template::Plugin::Text::Greeking. With a Text::Greeking interface in your Template code, you can easily utilize the module's features.
To begin using the module, simply add the following code to your template:
[% USE Text::Greeking %]
< div id="info" >
[% Text.Greeking() %]
< /div >
This allows you to generate lipsums in different lengths, which is great for testing purposes. You can even use it for visual testing, as human testers can easily tell if the design is successful.
Overall, Template::Plugin::Text::Greeking makes it easy to add Text::Greeking to your template code and achieve an overall feeling for your page.
To begin using the module, simply add the following code to your template:
[% USE Text::Greeking %]
< div id="info" >
[% Text.Greeking() %]
< /div >
This allows you to generate lipsums in different lengths, which is great for testing purposes. You can even use it for visual testing, as human testers can easily tell if the design is successful.
Overall, Template::Plugin::Text::Greeking makes it easy to add Text::Greeking to your template code and achieve an overall feeling for your page.
What's New
Version 0.0.2: N/A