BPOTech Text Formatter with TinyMCE

BPOTech Text Formatter with TinyMCE is a lightweight WordPress plugin that extends text styling in both the Classic Editor and the Gutenberg Block Editor — no other plugins required.

It adds custom Font-weight and Uppercase controls directly to the editor toolbar, giving users granular control over typography without touching any code.

Features

• Deep Font Weight Selection: Apply numeric weights (100 Thin, 200 Extra Light, 300 Light, 400 Regular, 500 Medium, 600 Semi Bold, 700 Bold, 800 Extra Bold, 900 Black) as well as CSS keywords (bold, bolder, lighter, normal).
• Text Transform Options: Easily apply case rules like UPPERCASE, lowercase, and Capitalize Words on selected text.
• Gutenberg Block Editor Support: Works natively inside Gutenberg blocks (Paragraph, Heading, etc.) via registerFormatType — no Classic Block required.
• Google Fonts Integration: Load fully-weighted Google Fonts (e.g. Inter, Roboto, Outfit, Montserrat) in both the editor and site front-end.
• Post Type Targeting: Enable the toolbar controls only for specific post types (e.g. Posts, Pages, or custom types).
• Premium Options Screen: A modern dashboard with visual toggles, checkbox grids, and a live font-weight preview.
• Compatible: Works standalone. Optionally compatible with Advanced Editor Tools (TinyMCE Advanced).

Third-Party Services

This plugin optionally connects to the Google Fonts API to load web fonts in the editor and on the front-end of your site. This feature is disabled by default to ensure GDPR/privacy compliance, and can be enabled at any time from Settings → BPOTech Text Formatter by checking “Load Google Font stylesheet”.

When enabled, your site visitors’ browsers will make requests to Google’s servers to download font files. This means visitor IP addresses are transmitted to Google.

• Service: Google Fonts
• Terms of Service: https://developers.google.com/fonts/terms
• Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy

If you need to comply with GDPR or similar privacy regulations, keep this feature disabled and self-host your fonts instead.