I see at: http://www.pets4homes.co.uk/sale/dogs/bedlington-terrier/wakefield/ an illustration of the subject line which may be related to the problem (which I have lost track of) reported by me, and, I think, Dave Higton some years ago which was not actioned. The problem is that the top few lines of the characters in the headines are not displayed.

If you want this fixed please submit it to our issue tracker, otherwise it is liable to be ignored.

Some brief analysis shows this is due to the css rule:

.curvedboxcontainer h1 { font-family: Passion One, Helvetica, san-serif; font-size: 36px; color: #b66222; line-height: 90%; }

It appears the bounding box height is scaled by 90% but not the text itself. I also note NetSurf falls back to the sans-serif font choice which should not be a factors

On Mon, 15 Apr 2013 08:27:10 +0100, Vincent Sanders wrote:

> I also note NetSurf falls back to the sans-serif font choice > which should not be a factor.

That should probably be on the request tracker too, if it isn't already. I remember some discussion about implementing usage of specific fonts quite some years ago.

In article <20130415072710.GA30789(a)kyllikki.org&gt;, Vincent Sanders <vince(a)netsurf-browser.org&gt; wrote: > If you want this fixed please submit it to our issue tracker, otherwise > it is liable to be ignored. > Some brief analysis shows this is due to the css rule: > .curvedboxcontainer h1 { font-family: Passion One, Helvetica, san-serif; > font-size: 36px; color: #b66222; line-height: 90%; } > It appears the bounding box height is scaled by 90% but not the text > itself. I also note NetSurf falls back to the sans-serif font choice > which should not be a factors If it is the same issue I reported some years ago - without result ...

I see this hasn't been corrected,