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It appears to work. At least on my browser. Do you have those fonts installed or is it a tags problem?
Note: some of these fonts are MSTT Fonts, so in Linux you would need that package MSTT-core-fonts if you want to view them.
Umm... I can see you used some fonts... Can you see it? Because I don't. I don't have any package for fonts installed in linux, so probably that's why I can't see them. Thank you.
Yes. It would be better if you can post a screenshot. Also check what fonts you have available on your system. By default some fonts get substituted automatically if they are not found.
Yes. It would be better if you can post a screenshot. Also check what fonts you have available on your system. By default some fonts get substituted automatically if they are not found.
How do I post a screenshot? Am I allowed to do this at LQ? I think I read somewhere something like "you're not allowed to post attachements". How do I check what fonts are available on my system? I think I don't have any fonts installed, so the following question is how do I install them? If it is something complicated, don't bother about this, because it's not that important to me.
And... yes, you're right, it works. I am writing this post in Windows right now and I could see the fonts. Thank you.
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Not a big deal,I can ctrl+scroll to enlarge but the new site has tiny fonts.
I tend to forget to ctrl+scroll to make em' smaller for the next site.
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