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I have never cared out Klout. The day my employer cares about it is the day I move on to bigger and better things. Regarding the guys website. When did it beco
by bobsy 13y ago
I have never cared out Klout. The day my employer cares about it is the day I move on to bigger and better things.
Regarding the guys website. When did it become a thing to make all content bold? I have been seeing this more and more. It's horrible. Recently The Guardian mobile website started using a bold font and I haven't used it since..
- edent 13y agoThe font on my site shouldn't be bold (apart from the title). Mind if I ask which browser you're using?
- guycook 13y agoIt's quite heavy for me (too much for my liking as well) - Chrome 27 on OSX. The culprit is http://shkspr.mobi/blog/?custom-css=1&csblog=1&cscache=6&csrev=34 http://shkspr.mobi/blog/?custom-css=1&csblog=1&cscache=6&csr... giving a font-weight of 500. Probably affecting OSX people only
- bobsy 13y agoThe 500 weight makes the font look bold in both Firefox and Chrome. Both Latest. Windows 8. http://imgur.com/YPHkdno http://imgur.com/YPHkdno
- edent 13y agoThanks both. Fine in Linux - but will make some changes for those on lesser OSes :-)
- mh- 13y agoLinux-on-the-desktop superiority complexes are usually annoying- but this one is especially amusing to me, since you're replying to a thread about discovering a major deficiency in your font rendering.
- edent 13y agoWe all have our blind spots :-)
- mh- 13y agoindeed. I've dealt with, what feels like, every possible font rendering issue on linux. something of a pet peeve of mine. :) that said: if you have a screenshot of your browser w/ the font showing and what desktop env+browser you're in, I can probably tell you what's wrong.
- deepdog 13y agoActually it looks bold on Linux too.