Placeholder text that needs no explanation.
It is useful for a web developer to use placeholder text so they can easily see what different fonts look like on a realistic paragraph. This paragraph has been copied from a program that automatically generates paragraphs like this. We aren't quite sure what to put here yet.
What you are reading now is not what you will be reading in this space once this web page is completed. Don't waste too much of your time reading this placeholder text! Placeholder text is useful when you need to see what a page design looks like, but the actual content isn't available. It's like having someone with identical measurements check the fit of a dress before trying it on yourself.
If the last thing you want to do is explain the history of why Latin text is being used as a placeholder in your design, this is the tool for you! Feel free to copy and paste this text and use it in your next project to eliminate any questions or concerns a client might have.
If you aren't into copying and pasting, you can also use the API to retrieve text. Use a GET request to:
honest-ipsum.johnclendvoy.ca/api?element_count=2&length=100
element
p
(paragraphs), or li
(list items in an unordered list). Default: p
element_count
length
career
If you want to collaborate to make this tool better, by all means, have a look at the source code on github and make a pull request. I want to thank the following users at /r/web_design for contributing content and/or suggestions to improve this generator!
/u/gotnate, /u/Brahminmeat, /u/vmcreative, /u/NotAResponsibleHuman, /u/ddollarsign, /u/TPrimeTommy, /u/melonzipper, /u/Capn_Crusty, /u/mothzilla, /u/piconet-2, /u/bugninga, /u/farnsworth, /u/erm_what_, /u/apaq11, /u/arturojain, /u/nexus_87