About Lucida Grande, it’s meant for Mac users... most PC users don’t have it installed, usually then only see verdana or tahoma or even arial... Lots of websites use this (especially since lots of designers are working on Macs)
I am not sure why Lucida Grande renders ugly on PC while looking great on Macs... maybe you have a font of the same family (Lucida) and the browser switches to it instead of falling back on other fonts specified in the CSS, not sure there...
@Jason : nice info there about permission on categories
font-family: "Lucida Grande", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif !important;
I am not sure why Lucida Grande renders ugly on PC while looking great on Macs... maybe you have a font of the same family (Lucida) and the browser switches to it instead of falling back on other fonts specified in the CSS, not sure there...
and yes I do have fonts from the Lucida family istalled, as far as I know lot’s of people do doesn’t it come with their office version?. I’s a nice font, just not on the screen in small sizes.
It is:
font-family: "Lucida Grande", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif !important;
(I have two websites exhibiting this behavior)
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