Virtual IPA keyboard from E-MELD
A (more) convenient way to enter IPA, called
Charwrite©, is available from the E-MELD project here.
It pops up a javascript window, with mouse-sensitive IPA charts that generate Unicode html entities for you, so that you can generate strings like [ˈsɪŋ ˈsæŋ ˈsʌŋ]. Basically this saves you looking up the codes and typing [ˈsɪŋ ˈsæŋ ˈsʌŋ] — at least that was my previous method.
You can also download the code to set up your own web pages with the same facility, if you want to build IPA entry into a web-based application of some kind.
Now if only you could rely on actually seeing the right glyphs, with every browser in every OS with every font set-up with every … And someday, even the diacritics will work!
[originally posted on Language Log]
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