I have the following http://jsbin.com/ojeja4/2/edit
The button and the expiration date working correct in windows, in all browsers but in OS X in safari & firefox (and maybe others) I find out that the button and the expiration date isn't correct.
Below I have print screens:
Windows - Firefox and all other browsers
OS X - Firefox
OS X - Safari versions 3,4,5
I really can't understand what is the problem. I tried use position instead of margin and padding but the result still the same. I found a jquery script and I used it, which recognize the os and browser, but I don't see the reason for a css problem to use a jquery script.
Is it a common problem between windows and os x or I did a mistake in code that I can't understand?
Thanks
It could be because of the font. Your are using Arial on Windows and Helvetica on Mac. Try using a cross operating system font. Or maybe something like Google Font API.
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I have encountered a curious thing: a part of a html code shows differently in the same browsers; I am guessing that it has to do with the operating system, but maybe not.
Here are the screenshots. The code is an identical repository in gitlab. The browser is Firefox, but we tried with other browsers too, to the same result.
Ubuntu version:
Windows version:
The part in question is the red text, in ubuntu its more on the left of the div. All windows are at 100% zoom. The browser versions are the same, Firefox 102.0.
The issue was a missing font. We use Verdana and it was not installed on the ubuntu system. After installing verdana everything looked finally the same.
I really don't know what to do so I hope that maybe one of you can find the solution for this issue:
https://www.schwitzen.bubblfy.com/
This wordpress website is shown different on Windows than on Mac. So on my Windows Computer I am using Google Chrome. And even on Firefox it is the same site.
But when I use the website on a MAC, it looks completely different. (Not the same font, not the same margin, etc..)
At the beginning I thougt, that maybe MAC's Safari Browser is the reason for this but even when I open Firefox on the MAX, it looks different. Why?
How can I adjust the site so, that it looks like on the Windows Version?
Hope you can help me!
Kind regards
The browsers use fonts preintsalled in operating system and display text via font-family css.
The different operating systems have different font families pre-installed, and when a certain font is missing, it is silently substituted with another. Moreover, the font that is used for substitution may be a native to the OS and specific to that particular OS only.
The same font size can be displayed differently on different OS.
Besides fonts, there might be other problems of different website view such as rendering engine(webkit, presto...), browser version, client operating system, browser-specific code and etc.
I've been experiencing a problem with my custom font I included on my site.
Here are three pictures to demonstrate the differences between how this font is rendered (based on OS).
Windows 7
OS X Mavericks (non-retina)
OS X Yosemite (retina)
Now, as you can see, the last two images render fine. The problem I'm experiencing is that the first image (Windows 7) has an odd issue with certain characters, such as "t" and "f". The only way I found to fix this was to make the font 1px larger (as the current font-size is 13px). However, doing this would require me to redesign a large part of my site.
I have included the code for the #font-face below, along with some additional CSS.
http://paste2.org/WFmgF1Lw
Is there some CSS attribute I can add so that my font renders correctly on the Windows OS? If not, is there a way to fix this issue without having to increase the font size of every element that uses this font-face?
Thanks!
So I found this site to make some silly text. I see this. Now I have a bunch of fonts installed that should allow me to see this (DeJaVu, Arial Unicode, Quivira, etc) and I tried various encoders too. I have no issues in Firefox and Chrome works on my MacBook but on my Windows 8.1 PC it just won't show. I am able to see this thing: ยป which some people have trouble seeing. And I tried incognito and still not working. Am I doing something wrong or what?
Have you tried installing the font Code2000? If that doesn't work with Chrome, try Code2000 in the newest IE (where I confirmed it work).
I have the exact same version of Google Chrome (22.0.1229.94) on both my Mac (OSX 10.8.2) and my PC (Windows XP SP2) but my input buttons are being rendered slightly differently (the pc version is moved down slightly).
Here is shot of my devtools
Mac Version
PC Version
Obviously not a huge difference but enough to make it stand out. Any obvious flaws in my code?
I didn't realize that my font sizes were different. That seems to be the issue.