Double ffs look weird

[sencindi]

When ff's are compiled, they look weird.

[tanneridae]

I think that they fixed that.. we might need to do a pull... but I don't know how to do that for sure.

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When ff's are compiled, they look weird.

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[bartsnapp]

Just to double check - they look weird online ?

[sencindi]

Yeah. Here's an example: http://ximera.osu.edu/course/ColoradoStateMath/Math160/rulesOfDifferentiation/titlePage

on the third bullet, when the two f's in a row show up (like in difference), the font looks strange on those f's/

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Just to double check - they look weird online ?

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[sencindi]

It shows up other times when differentiation is used as well.

On Wed, Aug 10, 2016 at 10:41 AM, Ben Sencindiver <ben.sencindiver@gmail.com

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Yeah. Here's an example: http://ximera.osu.edu/course/ColoradoStateMath/ Math160/rulesOfDifferentiation/titlePage

on the third bullet, when the two f's in a row show up (like in difference), the font looks strange on those f's/

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[bartsnapp]

Ok, this is a ligature problem online. It is not happening for me on either the link you show me above or here:

http://ximera.osu.edu/course/mooculus/calculus1/rulesOfDifferentiation/titlePage

it is messed up in the "tab" and we are aware of this.

Can you tell me the following:

1) What version of Xake do you have? (just type xake) 2) Try a hard reload. You'll have to google how to do it or maybe do shift-control-r

[sencindi]

Sure. I have xake 0.1.19.

I tried the hard reload 'command- shift - r' (which has worked in the past), but it looks the same.

I've attached a screenshot (post hard-reload) so you can see what I'm talking about.

Ben

On Wed, Aug 10, 2016 at 10:45 AM, Bart Snapp notifications@github.com wrote:

Ok, this is a ligature problem online. It is not happening for me on either the link you show me above or here:

http://ximera.osu.edu/course/mooculus/calculus1/rulesOfDifferentiation/ titlePage

it is messed up in the "tab" and we are aware of this.

Can you tell me the following:

1) What version of Xake do you have? (just type xake) 2) Try a hard reload. You'll have to google how to do it or maybe do shift-control-r

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