Web Fonts - look strange
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blatiob last edited by
Hello,
I have a problem with the rendering of web fonts. TTF fonts look strange when the option "webfonts" is enabled:
When I used "webfont" in any program e.g. LibreOffice everything is ok.
Configuration:
Opera 12.16 1860
System: Debian testing (jessie), x86_64 3.14-1-amd64
DE: MATE 1.8.1
If you need more data let me know.
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Deleted User last edited by
Raleway-Light.ttf works fine for me on Debian 7.g (3.2.60-1+deb7u1 x86_64)
Must be a problem with testing.
Could you be so kind, to disable hardware accellaration in Opera and retest?
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Deleted User last edited by
I have a problem with the rendering of web fonts. TTF fonts look strange when the option "webfonts" is enabled
- Where did you get the font?
- How did you embed the font in HTML/CSS?
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sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by
It's a webfont ... he didn't get it - it is hosted somewhere online. Presto has always had issues with webfonts. Actually I seem to have fewer issues with webfonts than most people ... I wonder if half the webfont issues might actually be blocked content (since so many are hosted on Google)?
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Deleted User last edited by
@sgunhouse It's a webfont ...
Oh i know, what is a webfont, i'm working as a webdeveloper
@sgunhouse he didn't get it - it is hosted somewhere online.
As you can see on the picture, the example is http://localhost, that means local webserver.
He might have downloaded the font from Google as a zipped file and hosted local on the PC.There might be problems with some systems. I think the problem is Debian Jessie (which is not a Stable release!).
Opera 12.16 and 24.0.1558.17 on Debian 7.6 (3.2.60-1+deb7u1 x86_64) and Ubuntu 14.04 (x86_64, 3.13.0-32.57) have no problems with rendering the webfont on my tested three systems. -
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Deleted User last edited by
@sgunhouse Yes, shure. The startposter dont want to give us more information and no test URL.
@blatiob I have a problem with your information. No HTML or CSS source, no URL, no information from where the font loaded.
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blatiob last edited by
I'm sorry for not replying.
The picture that I posted is just an example of what happens with webfonts.
It does not matter what a webfont or page. Each webfont displayed in such a strange way.
I have created a simple page with a webfont to show what is happening in opera. This problem does not occur in firefox or another software. In this example webfonts is on my local server. I have installed this same font (Raleway-Light) in my system and it display correctly in e.g. LibreOffice.I note that the problem is with the TTF fonts.
Later I'll try to put a sample page on the server.
@angiesdom I have tried also disable hardware accelerations, unsuccessfully.
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