Font and background graphic issues

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skanaba
 
 
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Font and background graphic issues

Post by skanaba »

Hi, We are puzzled by fonts showing up as Bold, and in Firefox, not displaying the correct font.
The WB project file is at this link: https://mediapeopleintl.com/clients/EAA ... -10-23.wbs

Here is the home page URL: https://mediapeopleintl.com/clients/EAA ... index.html
ISSUE 1 - If you go to the Allergy testing page, you can see that the answers to the questions posed are showing up in Boldface Spartan Medium.
Same issue on the FAQs page. The font in both cases was definitely set to non-Bold. The pages under the pull-down under Conditions Treated have the same issue except for Sinusitis, and Treating Children (both are ok).

RELATED ISSUE - If you use Firefox, we are seeing this browser as not recognizing the fonts assigned to the pages. We tried looking at other sites and they are being displayed as programmed.

ISSUE 2 - The background used on the Master page header and footer use the "textured" background. When saving the site, that background is being saved for each page, in each breakpoint size...resulting in over 500 image files. This seems very wrong. Shouldn't the Master page stand alone and referenced by the other pages in the Advanced settings? ...which is what is in place?

Help! the client is waiting to see this site. Thank you. Steve
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Pablo
 
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Re: Font and background graphic issues

Post by Pablo »

The output of the text is incorrect. It is set to 'use <p> tags', this options remove all inline styling. Otherwise the text cannot be responsive.
See also the FAQ:
viewtopic.php?t=34318

To solve the problem, change tho output format to 'default'.
Or if you want to use responsive fonts, then put each different style in its own text box.

HTML does not have master page functionality, so this functionality only exist during design time.
When the page is published then the master page and content page will be merged to and generated it one HTML page.
And because the structure of each page it different, this will generated unique images.
If you do not want this then use a normal background image instead.
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