I have got a strange issue with the / character, using Gordita font, that is not being displayed correctly. I haven’t seen any other issue with others. The print screen below is taken from this page.
Any clue?
I’m seeing the same thing. However, when in Chrome Web Inspector I change the font-family to Verdana, the rendering is normal. So, the fault lies with the font (maker).
I also tried another font, and it worked fine. I guess I should contact my provider, as one of those files might be faulty, right?
For what it’s worth, it seems to be caused by a double slash (//), which may be being treated in the font as some sort of special thing different from two single slashes.
You could try to use a different font file format, but I doubt that will cure it.
Unicode /?
strangely, changing this…
<div class="col-xl-9">https://avpropiedades.cl/</div>…to this…
<div class="col-xl-9">https: // avpropiedades.cl/</div>…in Firefox’s inspector, also corrected the issue.
I eventually used another font just for this part !
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