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<strong>Bringing back "splendour" to web typography.</strong> <small title="This is a quote. That's why it's in-between 'quotes'..."><em>"The use of typewriter-style quotation marks instead of typographic ones should always be seen as a mistake."</em> --\ James\ Felici.</small> Typolisher replaces ugly symbols (originally, used for foot and inch, or minute and second marks) abused as \'single\' and \"double\" quotes with their beautiful typographic counterparts. <em>"You will love it!"</em> Furthermore, Typolisher also cares about hyphens abused as en-dashes - no more thinking about it! And if you want to be sure: Just use two consecutive hypens -- Typolisher will do the rest for you. Of course, Typolisher supports em-dashes, too---putting your thoughts just where they belong. And that's not all: Typolisher even knows how to tell apart abused single quotes from abused apostrophes. <em>'Ain't that amazing...'</em> (Please note the ellipsis.) Typolisher is fully written in JavaScript (aka EcmaScript) and heavily inspired by <a href="http://daringfireball.net/projects/smartypants/">SmartyPants</a> (or was it <a href="http://www.textism.com/tools/textile/">Textile</a>?) - although being coded with a pretty different approach. <small><a href="http://jquery.com/">JQuery</a> is totally cool and that's why I use it here. Nevertheless, Typolisher happily runs without it.</small>