I have a problem with overlapping characters.
Using sifr r436. The font is Dax, and the result is shown below. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
That seems to be a Flash issue rather than a sIFR issue.
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displaying french content with sifr, can't seem to make this work.
I have sifr working perfectly but it wont disply any french characters and its for a french website.
Would love some help
thanks
figured it out, was missing one of the embeds
If you re-size or re-scale your browser window on the following site that I'm working on the sifr fonts do not change size at all. And even worse if the page is sized down some of the sifr text will get cut off on the edges.
http://hokey.squarespace.com/
I'm guessing it's an easy fix. I'm kinda new to sifr.
Please help if someone can!
sIFR 3 does this properly.
I am using corporate(expensive) font-family Gotham.
The problem i'm having is that the sIFR font is slightly narrower that the original fonts which doesn't do the font justice.
Is there a reason for this?
Is there anything i can do about it?
Don't know, but it sounds like a Flash issue, not immediately a sIFR issue.
I've noticed this issue in previous versions of Firefox whereby after scrolling sIFR links become inactive and need to be clicked in order to become links again. The fix for this was fairly straightforward and just required you to add 'fixFocus: true' in the sIFR config.
Unfortunately when I upgraded to Firefox 3.6 this fix no longer works. I'm just wondering if anyone else has come across this and know if there's a workaround. We use sIFR links in loads of our sites so this is a pretty bad bug!
Thanks in advance if anyone can help
*update - it seems like it's the addition of using the wmode: 'transparent' - if i take this out the fix focus works again. Still a problem though as most of our links need to be transparent
Yea, it's a browser issue, and a rather old one by now. There's no better workaround available in sIFR.
A trick to make the sIFR links work fine in firefox when having the wmode set to transparent, is to add that CSS code to the class that is being replaced :
.fontname:hover {background-position:0% 100%;}
In this example, fontname is the CSS class that determines which tags are replaced.
Using sifr3-r436. First page load of seems fine. Reload page and sifr-alternate text always displays resulting in a double headline, one Flash text one HTML. Any ideas?
Please see example here:
http://v3.kevincarrollkatalyst.com/blog/
It was some kind of CSS problem. Rolling the sifr css properties into my screen and print style sheets fixed the problem.
Most likely it's your SIFR-stylesheet that isn't loaded properly. Please ensure that the path is correct: