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Broken / Misaligned accents on some texts
How to add some non-standard font to a website?How to force the browser to reload cached CSS/JS files?Vertically align text next to an image?How do I give text or an image a transparent background using CSS?How to disable text selection highlighting?How do I vertically align text in a div?How do I vertically center text with CSS?Webfont Smoothing and Antialiasing in Firefox and OperaLatest Opera browser renders jagged edges on fontLato font rendering Safari
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I have found out, that some of the fonts on my website does not render properly on some browsers. Accents are misaligned, slightly off it's normal position.
It looks like it works nicely in Chrome / Opera and is broken in Edge / Firefox.
Here is the image:
Website is running on Drupal 7 and fonts are from fonts.google.com with @include in CSS. I have no clue how to solve such a problem and tried to google but no-one seem to be having the same problems.
Also I found out that when I manually re-write the texts in inspector it magically works again.
html css fonts
asked Mar 26 at 13:30
LubWnLubWn
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I have found out, that some of the fonts on my website does not render properly on some browsers. Accents are misaligned, slightly off it's normal position.
It looks like it works nicely in Chrome / Opera and is broken in Edge / Firefox.
Here is the image:
Website is running on Drupal 7 and fonts are from fonts.google.com with @include in CSS. I have no clue how to solve such a problem and tried to google but no-one seem to be having the same problems.
Also I found out that when I manually re-write the texts in inspector it magically works again.
html css fonts
asked Mar 26 at 13:30
LubWnLubWn
427 bronze badges
can you please show your some code or else you can provide a link to your project site if available. it will help to debug what is broken.
– Gaurav Bhardwaj
Mar 26 at 13:53
Sure no problem. Actually site is live at link
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 13:59
add a comment |
I have found out, that some of the fonts on my website does not render properly on some browsers. Accents are misaligned, slightly off it's normal position.
It looks like it works nicely in Chrome / Opera and is broken in Edge / Firefox.
Here is the image:
Website is running on Drupal 7 and fonts are from fonts.google.com with @include in CSS. I have no clue how to solve such a problem and tried to google but no-one seem to be having the same problems.
Also I found out that when I manually re-write the texts in inspector it magically works again.
html css fonts
asked Mar 26 at 13:30
LubWnLubWn
427 bronze badges
I have found out, that some of the fonts on my website does not render properly on some browsers. Accents are misaligned, slightly off it's normal position.
It looks like it works nicely in Chrome / Opera and is broken in Edge / Firefox.
Here is the image:
Website is running on Drupal 7 and fonts are from fonts.google.com with @include in CSS. I have no clue how to solve such a problem and tried to google but no-one seem to be having the same problems.
Also I found out that when I manually re-write the texts in inspector it magically works again.
html css fonts
html css fonts
asked Mar 26 at 13:30
LubWnLubWn
427 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 13:30
LubWnLubWn
427 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 13:30
LubWnLubWn
427 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 13:30
LubWnLubWn
427 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 13:30
LubWnLubWn
427 bronze badges
427 bronze badges
can you please show your some code or else you can provide a link to your project site if available. it will help to debug what is broken.
– Gaurav Bhardwaj
Mar 26 at 13:53
Sure no problem. Actually site is live at link
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 13:59
add a comment |
can you please show your some code or else you can provide a link to your project site if available. it will help to debug what is broken.
– Gaurav Bhardwaj
Mar 26 at 13:53
Sure no problem. Actually site is live at link
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 13:59
can you please show your some code or else you can provide a link to your project site if available. it will help to debug what is broken.
– Gaurav Bhardwaj
Mar 26 at 13:53
can you please show your some code or else you can provide a link to your project site if available. it will help to debug what is broken.
– Gaurav Bhardwaj
Mar 26 at 13:53
Sure no problem. Actually site is live at link
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 13:59
Sure no problem. Actually site is live at link
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 13:59
add a comment |
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If you're typing them literally...
Pomôžeme
Then you need to use the correct character set
<meta charset="UTF-8">
You could also try using HTML entities instead to get consistent letters:
Pomôžeme
answered Mar 26 at 14:00
PainguinPainguin
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Thanks for a reply. Actually there is charset utf-8 already set on website. I can see correct letters in code but they got rendered badly. Since website is editable by client I would rather not work with exact HTML entities. But maybe I can write some easy javascript to actually transfer all the characters to HTML entities after load and that might work.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 14:06
When I take off the font-family 'FaricyNew' the alignment issues go away on FireFox. You may want to try switching to a different font.
– Painguin
Mar 26 at 14:19
1
I wrote a comment below. So actually you were right of writing HTML entities. That would solve the problem also.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 20:01
add a comment |
So after hours of wondering what is going wrong I accidentally found out a solution. Our designer gave us design in Figma (online tool for making website design) and texts copied from this program were just wrong. So they looked the same but actually it was in different encoding or I do not know. Solution was to re-write all the texts by hand. Never seen such an issue.
answered Mar 26 at 20:00
LubWnLubWn
427 bronze badges
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If you're typing them literally...
Pomôžeme
Then you need to use the correct character set
<meta charset="UTF-8">
You could also try using HTML entities instead to get consistent letters:
Pomôžeme
answered Mar 26 at 14:00
PainguinPainguin
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Thanks for a reply. Actually there is charset utf-8 already set on website. I can see correct letters in code but they got rendered badly. Since website is editable by client I would rather not work with exact HTML entities. But maybe I can write some easy javascript to actually transfer all the characters to HTML entities after load and that might work.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 14:06
When I take off the font-family 'FaricyNew' the alignment issues go away on FireFox. You may want to try switching to a different font.
– Painguin
Mar 26 at 14:19
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I wrote a comment below. So actually you were right of writing HTML entities. That would solve the problem also.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 20:01
add a comment |
If you're typing them literally...
Pomôžeme
Then you need to use the correct character set
<meta charset="UTF-8">
You could also try using HTML entities instead to get consistent letters:
Pomôžeme
answered Mar 26 at 14:00
PainguinPainguin
3532 silver badges13 bronze badges
1
Thanks for a reply. Actually there is charset utf-8 already set on website. I can see correct letters in code but they got rendered badly. Since website is editable by client I would rather not work with exact HTML entities. But maybe I can write some easy javascript to actually transfer all the characters to HTML entities after load and that might work.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 14:06
When I take off the font-family 'FaricyNew' the alignment issues go away on FireFox. You may want to try switching to a different font.
– Painguin
Mar 26 at 14:19
1
I wrote a comment below. So actually you were right of writing HTML entities. That would solve the problem also.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 20:01
add a comment |
If you're typing them literally...
Pomôžeme
Then you need to use the correct character set
<meta charset="UTF-8">
You could also try using HTML entities instead to get consistent letters:
Pomôžeme
answered Mar 26 at 14:00
PainguinPainguin
3532 silver badges13 bronze badges
If you're typing them literally...
Pomôžeme
Then you need to use the correct character set
<meta charset="UTF-8">
You could also try using HTML entities instead to get consistent letters:
Pomôžeme
answered Mar 26 at 14:00
PainguinPainguin
3532 silver badges13 bronze badges
answered Mar 26 at 14:00
PainguinPainguin
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answered Mar 26 at 14:00
PainguinPainguin
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answered Mar 26 at 14:00
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Thanks for a reply. Actually there is charset utf-8 already set on website. I can see correct letters in code but they got rendered badly. Since website is editable by client I would rather not work with exact HTML entities. But maybe I can write some easy javascript to actually transfer all the characters to HTML entities after load and that might work.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 14:06
When I take off the font-family 'FaricyNew' the alignment issues go away on FireFox. You may want to try switching to a different font.
– Painguin
Mar 26 at 14:19
1
I wrote a comment below. So actually you were right of writing HTML entities. That would solve the problem also.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 20:01
add a comment |
1
Thanks for a reply. Actually there is charset utf-8 already set on website. I can see correct letters in code but they got rendered badly. Since website is editable by client I would rather not work with exact HTML entities. But maybe I can write some easy javascript to actually transfer all the characters to HTML entities after load and that might work.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 14:06
When I take off the font-family 'FaricyNew' the alignment issues go away on FireFox. You may want to try switching to a different font.
– Painguin
Mar 26 at 14:19
1
I wrote a comment below. So actually you were right of writing HTML entities. That would solve the problem also.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 20:01
1
1
Thanks for a reply. Actually there is charset utf-8 already set on website. I can see correct letters in code but they got rendered badly. Since website is editable by client I would rather not work with exact HTML entities. But maybe I can write some easy javascript to actually transfer all the characters to HTML entities after load and that might work.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 14:06
Thanks for a reply. Actually there is charset utf-8 already set on website. I can see correct letters in code but they got rendered badly. Since website is editable by client I would rather not work with exact HTML entities. But maybe I can write some easy javascript to actually transfer all the characters to HTML entities after load and that might work.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 14:06
When I take off the font-family 'FaricyNew' the alignment issues go away on FireFox. You may want to try switching to a different font.
– Painguin
Mar 26 at 14:19
When I take off the font-family 'FaricyNew' the alignment issues go away on FireFox. You may want to try switching to a different font.
– Painguin
Mar 26 at 14:19
1
1
I wrote a comment below. So actually you were right of writing HTML entities. That would solve the problem also.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 20:01
I wrote a comment below. So actually you were right of writing HTML entities. That would solve the problem also.
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 20:01
add a comment |
So after hours of wondering what is going wrong I accidentally found out a solution. Our designer gave us design in Figma (online tool for making website design) and texts copied from this program were just wrong. So they looked the same but actually it was in different encoding or I do not know. Solution was to re-write all the texts by hand. Never seen such an issue.
answered Mar 26 at 20:00
LubWnLubWn
427 bronze badges
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So after hours of wondering what is going wrong I accidentally found out a solution. Our designer gave us design in Figma (online tool for making website design) and texts copied from this program were just wrong. So they looked the same but actually it was in different encoding or I do not know. Solution was to re-write all the texts by hand. Never seen such an issue.
answered Mar 26 at 20:00
LubWnLubWn
427 bronze badges
add a comment |
So after hours of wondering what is going wrong I accidentally found out a solution. Our designer gave us design in Figma (online tool for making website design) and texts copied from this program were just wrong. So they looked the same but actually it was in different encoding or I do not know. Solution was to re-write all the texts by hand. Never seen such an issue.
answered Mar 26 at 20:00
LubWnLubWn
427 bronze badges
So after hours of wondering what is going wrong I accidentally found out a solution. Our designer gave us design in Figma (online tool for making website design) and texts copied from this program were just wrong. So they looked the same but actually it was in different encoding or I do not know. Solution was to re-write all the texts by hand. Never seen such an issue.
answered Mar 26 at 20:00
LubWnLubWn
427 bronze badges
answered Mar 26 at 20:00
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answered Mar 26 at 20:00
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can you please show your some code or else you can provide a link to your project site if available. it will help to debug what is broken.
– Gaurav Bhardwaj
Mar 26 at 13:53
Sure no problem. Actually site is live at link
– LubWn
Mar 26 at 13:59