Readymag updates

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— Variable fonts supported, new fonts added

— Editor — Text widget

We have added several new fonts from independent distributor type.today: Parmigiano Text Pro, Proto Grotesk, Sauber Script and Spektra.

Also, variable fonts are now supported—if a font is variable, instead of a limited number of style selections (Regular/Bold/Italic…), a sliding toggle will emerge. Give it a try with Spektra, or use the Variable filter under the Google Fonts library tab.

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Product updates

Customizable Guides
— Editor — Grid and Guides

From now on, there will be no dotted frame in the Editor—instead, Guides are now on by default. Press H to hide or reactivate. Moreover, you can change the width of Guide areas in your editor window from 1024px up. The necessary settings can be found in the Grid and Guides menu.

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reCaptcha in Forms
— Editor — Form widget

Your forms can now be protected with Google-powered Captcha—to activate, use the toggle in the Form widget settings.

When enabled, Captcha is automatic: if a Google-powered device detects a risk of fraudulent behaviour, it will prompt the user for a captcha code. If no possible threats are detected, Captcha won’t be displayed.

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— Cookie consent tools available on Creator and Custom

— Editor — Code

We have added three cookie consent vendors (Iubenda, CookieBot and CookieHub) to the list of code injection tools eligible for Creator and Custom plans.

These tools allow you to add a customizable cookie consent popup to Readymag projects, making sure they are compliant with data protection and privacy legislation like GDPR.

— Text widget 2.0
— Editor — Text widget

The renewed Text widget allows you to align texts vertically, write from right to left, choose a wider range of typographic symbols from the widget's panel and use variable fonts.

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— Project Settings 2.0
— Editor — Project Settings

Our new Project Settings menu is a functional and stylish way to control settings from a single sidebar.

Along with the Project menu 2.0, it is a big next step toward making all relevant tools easily accessible.