Thanks Jane, I'm glad to hear it was helpful for you.

Oops, good catch...I lost these files a while back and can't edit them easily, but thanks for pointing out the mistake.

Thanks Ray

I'm not sure whether it would work in Photoshop 7 (Its been a while since I've used that version), but I believe it should be in all CS versions.

Nice tips Scott, I was not aware Handbrake had compression settings built into it.

Hey Josh,

As per your observation I changed the code so it's formatted correctly (and can be copied without error), thanks for pointing out the issue. I still need to fix up some of my other posts, but this one should be fine.

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echo $trimmedTitle . "...";

That part is probably what's causing the issue. Sorry for the formatting, the plugin I was using for displaying PHP code was causing my formatting to disappear. Try to copy it from above again and it should work for you.

Hi Nathan,

It depends on what you're trying to do, but sometimes I need to create a widget to preform some type of standard functionality (like displaying recent posts), but don't want the titles wrapping to a 2nd line. I typically use the My Custom Widgets plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mycustomwidge...) and create a widget that contains a WordPress loop. Then I can grab the posts I want and have the ability to wrap the title tags in the title trimmer function. The end result would be a loop going through my recent posts with trimmed down titles.

Thanks Michael, I\'m glad to hear it was helpful. I assume this wasn\'t for your own site, but I just took a look and it looks great.

This tutorial just shows the basics, but isn't perfect for all circumstances (for example, words can be cut in half, etc). I'm sure there's a ton of plugins that can do this, however I can't think of any off the top of my head.

Have a look on the wordpress site, www.wordpress.org/extend/plugins/