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D="M -3.5433109,9.54725 V 9.744101" d="m -3.4448859,9.645676 h -0.19685" d="M -8.8582714,2.4606366 V 2.6574871" d="m -8.7598464,2.5590618 h -0.19685" d="M 2.4803044,6.7913398 V 6.9881903" d="m 2.5787294,6.889765 h -0.19685" d="M -3.5433109,9.54725 V 9.744101" d="m -6.7913422,9.645676 h -0.19685" d="M -3.5433109,9.54725 V 9.744101" d="m -3.4448859,9.645676 h -0.19685" d="M -6.8897634,7.381896 V 7.5787465" d="m -6.7913384,7.4803212 h -0.19685" d="M -5.3937043,2.4606366 V 2.6574871" d="m -4.3503976,2.5590618 h -0.19685" d="M 2.4803098,7.7755925 V 7.972443" d="m 2.5787348,7.8740177 h -0.19685" d="m 2.9527508,8.8202247 v 0.07874" d="M 2.992121,8.8569411 H 2.913381" It's really just a quick and dirty content rewriting engine with code already written for about a dozen webcomics. Examples: Joy of Tech $xpath = new DOMDocument(); elseif (strpos($article['content'], 'invisiblebread.com/2') !== FALSE) { // Eat That Toast bog-standard example elseif (strpos($article['link'], '//theoatmeal.com/comics/') !== FALSE) { if (parse_url($rel, PHP_URL_SCHEME) != '' || substr($rel, 0, 2) == '//') { return $this->mangle_article($article); } function about() { return array(0.1, 'Yet more stupid-simple comic-fetching.', ' '); } function hook_render_article($article) { try { return 2; } } foreach($imgs as $img){ foreach ($imgs as $img) { $article['content'] .= "

" . $entry->textContent . "

"; } } // h[p] //module title(string, size=9, halign="center", font="Futura XBlk.

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