No, you have the plugin in the right place. The problem seems to be the cache directory does not have the correct permissions. In your FTP program, right-click on the ttftitles folder and check the 3-digit number.

Set that folder to 777.

Here’s a link to describe the operation, and around the middle of the page is a section on how to do this in Filezilla.

Above the page where it is supposed to show me samples it says cache directory “/home/dood/public_html/blog/wp-content/plugins/ttftitles/cache” is not writable. Cache directory “/home/dood/public_html/blog/wp-content/plugins/ttftitles/cache” is not writable.Cache directory “/home/dood/public_html/blog/wp-content/plugins/ttftitles/cache” is not writable.

Meaning I have the plugin in the wrong place?? How can I correct this? Thanks so much!!

Are you trying to upload the font in the Appearance section of your blog as told in step 2 above?

If so, and you can’t upload that way, you can navigate to the correct folder with an FTP program. I use Filezilla on my Windows machine, a free download. They also have a Mac and Linux version.

http://filezilla-project.org/download.php

So then you’d navigate to the following folder and upload your fonts.

/wp-content/plugins/ttftitles/fonts/

Then go back to the plugin settings and refresh the page. Hopefully it will detect the new fonts.

Please do these steps and then return with your results.

I’m setting up my blog, and want to use custom font in my titles… Which, is why I am here. I installed the pulgin just fine. (although it does say something about the cache) However, I can not get the font to upload!! My font is on my computer and is a .otf file. Is that the problem?? I’m not sure how to change it…

As for the antialias, I had to create different styles with the appropriate background colors for my sidebar and my content areas.

Hope this helps!