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This chicken was commissioned by SoftHyphen
If you’d like your own, check out my Twitch! (link in pinned post)
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This chicken was commissioned by SoftHyphen
If you’d like your own, check out my Twitch! (link in pinned post)
This chicken was commissioned by SoftHyphen
If you’d like your own, check out my Twitch! (link in pinned post)
This chicken was commissioned by SoftHyphen
If you’d like your own, check out my Twitch! (link in pinned post)
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Working round the soft hyphen bug in Webkit
Recently a Fontdeck customer asked for help regarding a problem he was having with a soft hyphen. Our chief web typography evangelist, Richard Rutter, investigated further and uncovered a peculiar bug in Mac-based Webkit browsers, including Safari and Chrome. Fortunately Richard also found a workaround.
Soft hyphens enable you to manually insert hyphenation points in words. Thus a soft hyphen is a hyphen which is only displayed when a word is split across two lines. Put another way, the character says ‘hyphenate here if you need to’.
Richard has gone into lots of detail about the bug on his blog, but in summary under some circumstances, when using webfonts (any webfonts, not just Fontdeck) Mac Webkit browsers will display a missing glyphï¿° symbol where the soft hyphen is placed, for example:
To fix this, include Arial somewhere appropriate in your font stack, eg.font-family: "Apercu Light", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif.
