Since former has only one option and latter has only two, making it only three options in total, wouldn’t it be reasonable to combine these two pages to reduce confusion and potential maintenance work? Creating an account on either gives you access to both anyway.
So I think I’m looking at Helvetica or Arial, as the acitively used font setting is that from https://forum.fairphone.com/stylesheets/desktop_13d0f2fa57c45d4d7425e75168ac48fb697ffefa.css?__ws=forum.fairphone.com, according to the inspector. The line itself is font-family: Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;
Edit: same behaviour in Chrome. Also https://fairphone.com/community-assets/overrides.css is attempted to load, but gets a 404 as response.
Edit2: The URL for the font appears to be nearly correct, except that the extension is duplicated.
Edit3: Presumably this is what should look like (I used the style editor in Firefox to apply some overrides):
Sorry to hear you’re disappointed. We did a lot of testing and bug fixing of the website before launch, but in any development project there is still things to fix after launch.
We’re collecting your feedback and I hope to respond to specific points in a bit. Thanks for your patience and thanks to everyone for the ideas so far!
The standard font in Support articles is hard to read (very lightweight) in Firefox, Chrome and Opera (Mac 10.11.6). It’s better (more legible, but not great either) in Safari.
Here’s how it looks in my Firefox (please click to enlarge):
I’m experiencing issues with the RSS feed of the blog (Fairphone). In the last few days my reader (Liferea) is lamenting the following parsing error:
Could not detect the type of this feed! Please check if the source really points to a resource provided in one of the supported syndication formats!XML Parser Output:
The URL you want Liferea to subscribe to points to a webpage and the auto discovery found no feeds on this page. Maybe this webpage just does not support feed auto discovery.Could not determine the feed type.
You may want to contact the author/webmaster of the feed about this!
I figure you must already be aware, or not, or maybe it is a problem on my setup, still, wanted to ask.
Have a nice day.
PS
I gave a decent onceover at this thread and a few other and found nothing relevant. I’m not usually the type who only looks for a few minutes to see if a issue was already reported/discussed, therefore I apologize in advance if this time I let laziness get the best of me.
I am often here by my Asus eee and my browser-window is normally only 860 pixel wide. Until now I had no difficulties with the forum, but now the lines are too wide and I get a horizontal scrollbar. My observation: there must be a display-border set in a css-file. If I make the browser-window 880 pixel wide, something changes, the wordwrap is activ and the scrollbar disappears. The wordwrap should stay on as long as possible for smaller displays.