Re: [desktop] AA problems on some websites with mozilla-xft and galeon
On Sunday 16 February 2003 19:49, Nathan Poznick wrote:
> The other reply to this (regarding modifying your fonts.conf) is one way
> to go... it's definately the pages in question which are to blame.
> Instead of listing font or two, and ending with the generic 'serif' or
> 'sans-serif', they only list exact fonts. [...]
Just following the W3C recommandations (ending the list with a generic font)
in the stylesheet won't change the problem.
The way to choose the font to use for display is to pick the first existing
one. If this font is one that X can't AA while rendering (e.g. Helvetica), it
won't be AAed, and the webmaster is not to blame for that.
For instance, if the list is "Verdana Helvetica sans-serif" and you have
Helvetica, Helvetica will be used...
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