I tried this. It leads to a narrower font then Tahoma which is far more
readable the the "Segoe UI" font.
This is much better then Segoe UI.
Does anyone have Vista installed and can send us a snapshot of a qooxdoo
demo page?
Matthias Reuter schrieb:
What about not specifying a font at all? Just say "sans-serif" and let
the browser handle it. As a web developper you can never know which
fonts are installed on a user's machine, so why bother?
Matthias
Sebastian Werner wrote:
Sorry, I mean Windows Vista. Forward compatibility :)
If it looks to bad under Windows XP we maybe really need to change
this.
Other opinions?
Sebastian
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