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squishy's Issues

Optional Resize event

Hi There - thanks for the great plugin!

Is there anyway of optionally disabling the internal resize event? That way we can add our own resize event so that we can add our own logic in such as only running between certain screen widths etc.

Thanks again!

Letter spacing

Hi! - Been using the plugin for a few weeks now and it's been great - thanks!

One thing I have noticed is that it doesn't seem to take into account negative letter spacing. So if I set a negative letter spacing it adds a font size like its not there which is then too large for the width of the space.

Does that make sense? Is this something that is fixable? At the moment, I'm just turning off letter spacing when using squishy.

Cheers

Destroy Method

Hi there... No rush on this at all but a destroy method would be great. At the moment I'm adding
$('myselectors').removeAttr("style");

Which is great but if there was a squishy.destroy(); that saves me saving my selectors in a variable or repeating them.

Thanks (and thanks again for the optional resize!!)

Squishy doesn't like span with font size

I'm trying out squishy for the first time. I think it's going to be just what I need! First time I tried to apply it to a site, the fonts with the squishy class got gigantic on resize. I narrowed it down to my reset css. More specifically, the span element. If I remove span from my reset, it works beautifully. Zeroing more closely it seems assigning a font size to the span element triggers this behavior (which the reset does).

You can see this if you edit the test.html in the squishy download and add
span {font-size: 14px}
to the stylesheet.

I can live with this but I thought I'd mention it, in case you had any thoughts

Thanks!

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