The Ultimate Custom Font Guide in 2020 The seemingly insignificant details in typography often make a difference when creating website content, an eLearning course, or trying to build your brand. Choosing the right font, for example, can impact your website’s presentation or improve your branding campaign. Fonts can also bring out the aesthetic appeal of your content while increasing the time visitors spend on your site.  Though selecting and installing the ideal WordPress font can be a difficult task, the advantages of nailing the process are unmatched. Enhanced readability, brand imaging, and unique design in marketing are some of the benefits. Below is a detailed guide to using the Custom Fonts WordPress plugin. WordPress plugins are apps or pieces of software that enable one to create additional features and functionality to your WordPress website. That said, custom font plugin is open source software which allows you to add custom font files to your WordPress website. The plugin supports font files in woff, woff2, svg, ttf, otf, and eot formats. The integration process is seamless since the plugin is easily compatible…

  Describe the tone of each stanza in the poem “Suicide in Trenches.” QUESTION 1 Describe the tone of each stanza in the poem “Suicide in Trenches.” The author starts with a happy tone. Sassoon describes the life of a good, innocent boy who is far in a horrible war. In the poem, Sassoon narrates the story of a young soldier who lived a happy life. The tone changes as the poem progresses. The author describes how depression is clipping in the once lively and happy boy. The miserable life that the young boy faced during the war breaks the young boy’s spirit. The sufferings make the young soldier to commit suicide. The author narrates how he put the bullet through his brain. The poem ends on a sarcastic and bitter tone. Sassoon mocks the British civilians because they have no idea of the horrible things the soldiers encountered. Question 2 Do you think the speaker of Owen’s poem would agree on sentiments expressed in the poem, “it is sweet and right to die for your country?” The answer is…

Freedom and Hope in Japanese Culture “Freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor; it must be demanded by the oppressed”. The words of Martin Luther King are reflective of the nature of the social world. Ideally, numerous things hinder people from gaining Freedom. However, if a person has the hope pf ever-increasing Freedom, the person has to be willing to demand it and acquire it in whatever means necessary. The concept of hope and the desire for Freedom have been effectively demonstrated in the narratives, “Han’s Crime” by Shiga Naoya and “In a Grove” by Akutagawa Ryunosuke. Through character development, the authors of these articles effectively bring out the themes of hope and freedom in their ways. The common factor that the readers of these articles can get, however, is that most people who take action towards achieving their Freedom are hopeful. Similarly, the search for Freedom in the culture of the Japanese is depicted as though it requires an individual to make a sacrifice before the person enjoys any Freedom. An in depth evaluation of the concepts of…

ah, are you digging on my grave poem analysis Introduction The poem by Thomas Hardy called “ah, are you digging on my grave,” presents a unique way of delivering the poets message. Essentially, this poem is a dialogue between the persona and various other characters. There is a significant use of elements in this poem which have been used to drive the message home. For instance, the entire poem presents allusion when the reader is caused to think that probably the persona is dead (Shires, 2018, p91). Essentially, there is the repetition of the title sentence in each stanza which is critical in stressing the meaning of the poem. It is important to emphasize that each of the stanzas is significant in the communication of the poet’s message. Analysis of The Stanzas The first stanza starts with a dialogue. The persona alludes that there is someone that is digging on her grave. In essence, the importance of the first stanza is to inform the reader that the persona is dead. Additionally, the reader finds out that the persona is a…

The Theme Isolation in the Story, “We Have Always Lived In the Castle” In the story “We Have Always Lived in the Castle,” Merricat Blackwood, her sister Constance and their sick Uncle Julian reside in a massive house on a large area in isolation from a village that is close by. Constance has stayed in their home for over six years without leaving and has never gone beyond the large garden. Uncle Julian, who is confined to a wheelchair, is always writing notes for his memoirs while under Constance’s care. The Blackwood parents, alongside their younger brother Thomas as well as Julian’s wife, were murdered in the past through arsenic poisoning. The murder is later revealed to be orchestrated by Merricat through her confession to her sister while they were hiding in the woods away from the angry mob of villagers who had attacked their house. Ever since the poisoning and murder events, the villagers have been ostracizing the family and feel that Constance, who was initially a suspect to the crime, is responsible for the ordeal (Jackson, 2018).  It is…

Important Themes in Jane Austen’s Persuasion Many people think that marriage is the union between woman and man, customarily based on love. Back in the 18th century there was a different perception. Marriage was a contract binding man and woman. Based on the Austin novel women had no choice but to marry. This essay will analyze Austen’s perspective of ideal marriage as well as my perspective concerning marriage in contemporary society. The different persuasion is more about arguments of the author’s sober and mature marriage. It provides critiques of the youth portrayed by Loisa in favoring and considering Anne in issues of romance and marriage (Ones 25). According to the novel women were not allowed to own property and were limited to being employed, so marriage was very crucial as it was a social norm and essential way of getting better social status and financial security.Elizabeth Elliot was a beautiful lady who enjoys father’s love she is anxious and unsettles at the age of 29 she is the only single as the novel comes to an end. In modern society…