[Brown]

funking 'W' not displaying properly. any ideas? i've used the same os and browser on a different machine and it display's proper, innit.

[Bill Posters]

Maybe use either overflow: visible; to show what's being clipped or padding: 1px; to force the W back inside the box.

Just an idea (or two)

[Brown]

cheers bill. having checked the code i can't see how it would be 'outside the box' but its the only thing i can think of too.

growl.

[Bill Posters]

It don't think it will be a markup/css issue. More likely that it's a browser/OS text rendering issue.
(It's possiblethat the two systems you tried don't have the same array of system extensions/add-ons in use)

[sleepingfish]

Not seeing outside the box eh?

I've had this problem several times before, no idea why but interesting to know I'm not the only one.

[Brown]

glad you're not the only one to ignore it too.

[sleepingfish]

Indeed

[gray]

happened to my wubble yous too... i also ignored it

[Brown]

bearing in mind these last few comments, i'm going to turn to google. will let you know what'sup. cheers bill, i'm thinking its to do with the true type/open type type display engine in XP that's the new display thing. will let you know what i find out.

[Alex]

me too!

A phenomenem indeed!

[Brown]

can't belive you all thought to ignore it.

i've never seen this till a client pointed it out this morning so i matched her on browser and os but still couldn't replicate it myself. the above image is from her screen shot.

[Brown]

'W's' all round?

[Bill Posters]

No, W's all angular.
O's all round!

:gettingcoat:

[sleepingfish]

anker

[pixelpyro]

Brown post a link to the site and i'll take a look see if it happens on my setup - may help you work out where the problem lies..

[Alex]

Just having a look through some of my older sites, and saw a page which reminded me of this thread...

http://www.tortac.co.uk/services.php

on this page, the W is being cut off in the intro section.......very odd.

IE6 win2k here.