This is
As a Mac user, I'm here to say that saying
-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;
is just wrong. It looks, not to put too fine a point on it, terrible. The text characters are too thin, too weak; they are hard to read. The correct setting, if you're going to set this, is:
-webkit-font-smoothing: subpixel-antialiased;
Or even better, just leave it at
-webkit-font-smoothing: auto;
Correcting this in my own sites is easy, of course, but it would be even better if Bulma didn't make this mistake in the first place; it took me a couple of days to work out why, when I first adopted Bulma, the legibility of my text got so much worse, so you could save users a lot of headache just by setting this correctly in the first place (if you really must set it at all). Thanks!
PS Sorry if I sound negative; issues are by nature negative. I'm very much enjoying the process of adopting Bulma and I'm grateful that it exists.
This is
As a Mac user, I'm here to say that saying
is just wrong. It looks, not to put too fine a point on it, terrible. The text characters are too thin, too weak; they are hard to read. The correct setting, if you're going to set this, is:
Or even better, just leave it at
Correcting this in my own sites is easy, of course, but it would be even better if Bulma didn't make this mistake in the first place; it took me a couple of days to work out why, when I first adopted Bulma, the legibility of my text got so much worse, so you could save users a lot of headache just by setting this correctly in the first place (if you really must set it at all). Thanks!
PS Sorry if I sound negative; issues are by nature negative. I'm very much enjoying the process of adopting Bulma and I'm grateful that it exists.