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You've raised a good issue. I recently redesigned my blog and that included updating the typography. I decided on DroidSerifRegular for the body text. It loo
by techiferous 16y ago
You've raised a good issue.
I recently redesigned my blog and that included updating the typography. I decided on DroidSerifRegular for the body text. It looks beautiful on a Mac but when I previewed it on IE/Windows, it looked absolutely horrible (the lowercase a, especially). So for IE I use Georgia.
My blog: http://techiferous.com http://techiferous.com
- retlehs 16y agoI set the body text to DroidSerifRegular on IE7 for Win and it looks fine: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4129016/droidserif-ie7-vs-chrome.png http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4129016/droidserif-ie7-vs-chrome.png Also, it looks like the bottom of the "g"'s and possibly some other characters are getting cut off. It's fixed by adjusting the font-size.
- techiferous 16y agoThanks! That reminds me that it was actually the lowercase t's I had an issue with, not the lowercase a's. Notice the "inkbleed" at the bottom of the t.
- dw0rm 16y agoProbably not the font-size, but the line-height. Narrow line heights sometimes cause text clipping.