Also run resizeText at window.onload #2
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"trottle" > "throttle" in code & comments + a couple of other comment typos.
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Oh, this only has the full-size file. If you want, I can include a minified one also. |
With UglifyJs2 (via jscompress.com)
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(I decided to go ahead and include the minified version after all since I needed it anyways) |
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I had a site where occasionally headlines would still be too big. I eventually tracked it down to me running the plugin at DOMReady (e.g.
$(function() { /* run stuff here */});) but other page assets such as fonts and CSS downloading later and essentially re-resizing my headlines to be too large.While just delaying this plugin until onload is feasible, I think this change is the better option.
I also fixed a few typos I spotted ;)