Poor Ichirin.

Is there a mirror writing font that is compatible with danbooru?

Ichirin needs a vacation?

palesse said:
Is there a mirror writing font that is compatible with danbooru?

There isn't. What you'd want to do is use a CSS transform, where you just say "take this ordinary text block and mirror it horizontally"; unfortunately, there's no clean way to do that across browsers (well, there is, but nothing supports it).

You can make most of them work together, but the IE8+ version in particular really doesn't play nicely with the limits of a Danbooru note popup.

I've used websites like http://txtn.us/mirror-words which generate text using special or unusual characters as mirror images of ordinary letters.

Okay, now I get the joke, with the translation complete. Poor Ichirin indeed.

Ouch... I feel her pain. When I was a kid I decided to make my own stamp, for reasons I wouldn't even try to guess at now. And, of course, I made the same mistake.

i would have made the same mistake if i were to make a stamp today (or rather, before reading this)

kounishin said:
There isn't. What you'd want to do is use a CSS transform, where you just say "take this ordinary text block and mirror it horizontally"; unfortunately, there's no clean way to do that across browsers (well, there is, but nothing supports it).

You can make most of them work together, but the IE8+ version in particular really doesn't play nicely with the limits of a Danbooru note popup.

I tried using a CSS transform on one image, but it only worked if I put it inside a div, and then it mirrored the whole damn page and everything on it. I couldn't get it to work inline.

As for browsers, you can use CSS switches on the transform statement to make it selective. CSS3 plays nice with those.