Posts tagged with font
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29 September 2009 - In depth: Understanding font resolution and glyph substitution in browsers
Webfonts are the new buzz since Firefox 3.5 reintroduced downloadable fonts, but if a browser does not have the font or if it cannot download a font, what happens with the rendering of the page? Many characters simply display even if they are not in the selected font, how come? This article dives into the font selection and glyph substitution process of the common browsers and explains what goes on under the surface — read article
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25 September 2009 - CSS font-family monospace renders inconsistently in Firefox and Chrome
The CSS font family monospace renders to small in Firefox, Chrome and Safari, about 75% of the original size. This bug introduces a number of strange behaviors, as font-family:monospace,monospace renders differently then just monospace. Weird? Indeed, and it’s there since 2002… — read article
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blogadda: RT @osscamp : Introduction to Open Source Web Programming languages like PHP, MySQL by Balasundaram at OSScamp Pilani http://ow.ly/1pX8xU on 11 Mar 2010 21:45
madisonareaarts: Way to go to the City of Madison! Their continued support continues to provide for the free & open programming we offer to our community. on 11 Mar 2010 21:45
VisualPersist: I'm trying to get my ignoramus head round php and things, it reminds me of programming the ZX spectrum :P on 11 Mar 2010 21:44
matt_mcc: RT @HackerChick : A Day in the Life of a Programmer (chart) http://i.imgur.com/pdpIk.png :-) #programming on 11 Mar 2010 21:42
einspruch: @andrewbarnett The programming gods have clearly blessed you much more than me. Was certainly happy to leave COBOL & other languages) behind on 11 Mar 2010 21:42 in reply to andrewbarnett
tgroover: RT @lsudol : Listening to "Identifying student misconceptions of programming" now #sigcse on 11 Mar 2010 21:41
ParallelProgTlk: Intel Guide to Multithreading reviewed by InsideHPC http://bit.ly/d0EPcY and featured on Parallel Programming Talk #67 http://bit.ly/8YsxgP on 11 Mar 2010 21:40
MCAnswers: A: Our programming schedule can be found on our web site. Select year, month then week. Enjoy http://mcclip.me/FbE3 #answer on 11 Mar 2010 21:40
