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Reading this on a somewhat long-in-the-tooth Android and for some reason the fi ligature is huge compared to the rest of the text. Noted in Chrome and Firefox,
by Tao3300 4y ago
Reading this on a somewhat long-in-the-tooth Android and for some reason the fi ligature is huge compared to the rest of the text. Noted in Chrome and Firefox, and when requesting desktop site. It's very unusual!
I've only seen the part with The End in it because it's my favorite Doors song. Good reminder that I really need to get around to watching the whole thing.
- jfk13 4y ago> for some reason the fi ligature is huge compared to the rest of the text They're using the Unicode "presentation-forms" ligature character "fi" in the text (which is not recommended: just spell the text normally with "fi", and leave it to fonts to generate a ligature glyph if appropriate); but then they've specified a webfont resource (Crimson Text) that doesn't support it. So the browser falls back to the next available font for that character, which may be a poor visual match.