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Fix font import #15
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@hacdias @fabiofcferreira: For some reason the font displays in a different way. Do you know what's going on? How may I solve this issue? Here's a blog URL: https://blog.hotscope.io/fail-fast/ |
After checking the font-weights in the images I came to the conclusion that maybe Safari is rendering that h1 tag with a different font-weight but I may be mistaken. However, since I'm writing this on a Windows machine I can't really tell for sure. Therefore, to solve this, I guess you should define that h1 tag to have its |
Also happening on the phone, android too. |
Just check the pages witht the tips I gave you and come back with some feedback. What you said strengthen my doubts about the browser the page is displayed in. |
@fabiofcferreira I changed the font-weight before commenting. Also ran some other tests. |
Answer to that: https://stackoverflow.com/a/30878469. |
We know Malik very well and I'm sure he will want a solution for both browsers to render exactly the same. 😆 Perhaps it could be Safari? |
I really doubt it can be solved. There will always be differences in the way browsers render text. As it is stated in that reply:
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Agreed.
…On 2 Jul 2019, 9:43 PM +0100, Henrique Dias ***@***.***>, wrote:
I really doubt it can be solved. There will always be differences in the way browsers render text. As it is stated in that reply:
> If, for some masochistic reason, pixel perfection is more important than sanity and maintainable code, you can try the old standy-bys (text-in-images, image/text replacment) or turning off subpixel rendering via CSS (although not all browser support it, and the text will be less readable).
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