[chrisburton]

@djpysu Where did you get the font?

[djpysu]

buyed and converted with http://www.font2web.com/

[chrisburton]

@djpysu Where did you buy it from?

[djpysu]

I really don’t know, the designer did all that stuff…

[chrisburton]

@djpysu Well the issue is the font itself. There is no fix. I’m also wondering why you would have needed to convert it as most, or at at least all the distributors I’m aware of, provide those files.

[djpysu]

I understand, thank you !

[chrisburton]

@djpysu LTC Bodoni 175 is a great alternative, though.

[djpysu]

ok, so: I’ve replaced with BauerBodoni BlackItalic (this is the font we are using actually), and it is displaying great on mozilla and IE, the problem appears only on chrome, so I think it’s not the font issue, right?

[chrisburton]

@djpysu Remove the font correction code

[djpysu]

yes, same thing – only on chrome.
I’ve searched and I found that chrome has some problems with webfonts antialiasing but this is a really big problem for chrome. Don’t know if there is any other solution…

[chrisburton]

@djpysu Can you ask your designer where he/she is getting the fonts from?

[djpysu]

I will ask, thank you .

[chrisburton]

@djpysu After further testing, this seems to be related to Chrome specifically and is a known bug.

IE rendering:

Chrome rendering:

[kaloian]

Hello,
I have downloaded this font DIN Alternate from here https://www.cufonfonts.com/font/din-alternate
But on PC Chrome under 16 px some of the letters look too thin.
There is no problem on mac.
Check the img here: https://pasteboard.co/IdSsRNq.png

Thanks

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