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That is bizarre, I have no idea why that would've happened.
by codeoclock 13y ago
That is bizarre, I have no idea why that would've happened.
- kijin 13y agoSorry, false alarm. It seems to have been caused by a possibly corrupt Baskerville font on my computer, which caused certain character combinations like "er", "te", and "is" to have ridiculously wide spaces in between. Still, I have no idea why only Firefox was affected and not Chrome and IE. Suggestion: Use web fonts. "Baskerville, Times New Roman, Times, serif" ain't a web-safe combination.