Hi tarc1sio,
All the text that’s missing is using the font Lato. Is the text loaded eventually, or is it never displayed at all? If it’s just loading slowly, it could be because you have Raleway (the headline font) installed locally while Lato must be downloaded when you update the page.
If Lato isn’t loaded at all, I’m not sure what’s causing it. It works fine on my end. Also, if the browser can’t use Lato, the font stack should result in Helvetica being displayed in its stead.
If the problem persists, you could replace Lato with another font and see if that helps.
Hi Anders !
I have the same problem reported by friends. How can we change Lato and Raleway, and in what file the googlefont api is called?
Thanks for your help!
Hi, Anders.
I couldn’t solve the problem, but now I found out exactly when it happens.
It only happens on Google Chrome, when you open a link of the website on a new tab. If I am on the main page, for example, and click to open a post on the same tab, everything wors fine. But if I open it on a new tab, all the texts desapear. And the text appears only if I click on the address bar and press enter. If i click on F5 to refresh the page, the error persists.
This is happening on the desktop version AND on mobile version, using Google Chrome.
Do you know what may be causing this? And Choblab, this is what is happening to you, too?
Thanks again!
@tarc1sio I couldn’t have described it better!
Anders, I tried what you said, but the error continues…
Please, access my website using Google Chrome and open any post on a new tab, so you can see the error. It only occurs when you do this, it’ very weird.
http://pantama.com.br/blog/
Thanks again!
One more thing (two, actually):
If i am visiting the website logged in (as admin or any other user), everything works fine, all the texts are there. But if I logoff and try again, the texts don’t appear.
And when the error occurs, if I open the source code on Google Chrome and get back to the tab where the error happened, the texts appear!
I tried a lot of thing to fix this, but it only gets more weird…
Thanks again!
Ok, I managed to solve the problem.
On CSS, I included this line on “body”:
zoom: 1.001;
I don’t know why, but now it’s working. 🙂
Hi tarc1sio,
That is a very strange bug. I’m not able to reproduce it on my end, but I’m glad you found a fix for it. I’ll include it in the next version of Lingonberry.
This fix makes the horizontal scrollbar visible in IE 11. It’s the same behavior as “width: 100.1%” in Chrome.
However, I’ve experienced the same problem (text not visible) on another layout, especially using the Android Chrome. AFAIK, this is (was?) a Chrome bug. I will remove the zoom property and test it on production mode soon.
