Font-Weight Not Working In Firefox. See this for an example about arial. Funny thing when the same font family is asked for previously.
Funny thing when the same font family is asked for previously. } chrome is showing all letters in this font, and edge and firefox are showing most letters correct, but not b, d, t, p, r and x. If you use typekit to serve webfonts to your site, this firefox bug can also appear.
Ff's Dev Console Shows This When Loading The Font Awsome Css:
So why wasn't the code in my first post working? I do already have a font weight and size applied also set as !important to override any other rules and still nothing. Funny thing when the same font family is asked for previously.
It Appears That A Certain Few Fonts Simply Do Not Work In Firefox.
It depends on the font. When does firefox incorrectly render fonts as bold? 400 will render correctly 👍
For Example, We Needed To Use Open Sans At 300 (Light), 400 (Regular) And 600 (Semi Bold).
Here is what i do to on my page: So im trying to use this font: Fontawesome style:normal weight:normal stretch:normal src index:1):
Bold } When I Copied And Pasted The One Correct Previously It Shows Its Incorrect.
I did some tests and i found a fix. Helvetica must not have all of those weights embedded within the font file. Posting to the forum is only allowed for members with active accounts.
The Fonts Look Thicker When Used In A Heading (H1, H2, Etc) Even Though The Font Is A Normal (400) Weight.
For anyone running into the limitation of only being able to define a 'normal' and 'bold' font weight, there is a simple workaround that essentially allows you to use any number of font weights and styles: The following demo demonstrates the use of the alternate weight values: I got custom fonts from icomoon app.