Randomize generated text
aaronneilwood opened this issue · comments
Great work! Is it possible to randomize the text that is generated?
What exact command are you using that isn't random?
Thanks for the reply:
For example, ‘lorem word 1’ will always return ‘Lorem.’ ‘lorem word 3’ will always return ‘Lorem ipsum dolor.'
I’d love for a way to grab a different word/sentence/paragraph every time the command is run. Thoughts?
- Aaron
On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 11:15 AM "Till Krüss" < mailto: > wrote:
a, pre, code, a:link, body { word-wrap: break-word !important; }
What exact command are you using that isn't random?
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It's only for words right?
Words would be the most useful thing to have randomized, followed by sentences, then paragraphs.
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a, pre, code, a:link, body { word-wrap: break-word !important; }
It's only for
words
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That would mean we never have "Lorem ipsum..." at the beginning and it's always randomized.
You can add $lipsum->word(1); before line 33 to make that happen. Let me know how that's going in a week.
Works perfectly! Really appreciate your time. The randomization is great for design mockups so the placeholder content looks a little more natural. Huge time saver, and the best lorem ipsum plugin I’ve seen. Nice work!
- Aaron
Fixed in v0.2.0.