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2.4803098,7.7755925 V 7.972443" d="m 2.5787348,7.8740177 h -0.19685" d="m 3.4251927,4.4291344 v 0.196852" d="m -6.7913424,11.41733 h -0.19685" d="m -3.5433111,12.893708 v 0.19685" d="m -6.7913424,12.992133 h -0.19685" d="M 2.4803057,3.0511816 V 3.2480321" d="m 2.5787307,3.1496068 h -0.19685" d="M 2.4803055,8.7598422 V 8.9566927" d="m 2.5787305,8.8582674 h -0.19685" d="m 3.4251927,4.4291344 v 0.196852" d="m -3.4448861,11.41733 h -0.19685" d="M -6.8897634,7.381896 V 7.5787465" d="m -6.7913384,7.4803212 h -0.19685" d="m -2.5590543,2.521019 v 0.07874" d="m -4.6850386,1.1811083 h -0.07874" d="m -4.7244126,1.1417373 v 0.07874" d="M 2.992121,8.8582675 H 2.913381" It's really just a quick and dirty content rewriting engine with code already written for about a dozen webcomics. Examples: * Least I Could Do (wtf image size? If (preg_match("@.*()@", $article['content'], $matches)) { $article['content'] = $this->get_img_tags($xpath, '(//img[@id="main-comic"])', $article); $article['content'] = $this->get_img_tags($xpath, '(//div[@class="container"]//center//img)', $article); // $xpath = new DOMXpath($doc); $imgs = $xpath->query('//img'); //doesn't.

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