Closed jonathandean closed 10 years ago
WTH, I don't even know what causes that :{
But it makes me want to look into it. Those button widths wrap the content, so it's weird that it would break text like that.
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didn't fix it? Anyway, our brand guidelines say that buttons don't need the raquo, so this is good.
From my wp days, I suspect it's measuring the text based on the metrics of the font specified, and then at some later point it discovers that it doesn't have the glyph for the raquo, so then it grabs one from another font, which has slightly different metrics. I have seen this: it doesn't have the font loaded, so it measures based on the substitute font. It's loading the fonts asynchronously, so when the right font eventually loads the fonts and goes about drawing it with different metrics. Either one is theoretically a browser bug.
Good thoughts, @ndp. Either way I don't love it in the button anyway. Do we need the button at all given the link in the nav?
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I think the button follows nicely the narrative of the page, so I'd keep it.
@ndp puts it nicely. Thanks for the explanation!
Yep makes sense
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quick hack fix just removes the arrows falling down. @yorthehunter know how to really fix?