Closed amiuhle closed 8 years ago
I think it would be better to make this opt-in, as @BPScott suggested in his comment on other issue (but probably without @extend
).
Let's see how @csswizardry feels about that.
I don't even think it should be an opt-in on html
, just the %pixel-antialiasing
class @BPScott suggested. Nothing stops you from manually adding it to html
if you really want to, but actually I don't see any point.
But of course, nothing stops me from opting in or out, so that would be fine, too :) So yeah, let's see what Harry has to say about this.
Fixes #3.
I really think this shouldn't be in
html
as a default. As @kizu pointed out in #3, this article explains it quite good: http://usabilitypost.com/2012/11/05/stop-fixing-font-smoothing/I'm having a serious issue right now, where
#0081c7
text on white background is rendered in a much lighter color when font-smoothing is set to antialiased.