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No – you’re not imagining it. This site looks a bit different today.
- We’ve updated the design, especially on mobile devices. The site is now “responsive”, meaning that the text and pictures should be the right size no matter what screen size you use – from mobiles, through tablets to big screen computers.
- We’ve also changed the font to a more modern looking sans serif font.
Please leave a comment if you encounter any bugs or things that do not look good yet. And of course: feel free to say what you think about the changes.
I think font is not very good. It is very thin and light. That modern look is hard to read.
Did you happen to try it full screen on a 32-inch 2560x1440 monitor?
Actually, it's OK, if a bit bigger than needed.
Serif was developed to make reading easier. San serif is much more difficult
to read. I vote for changing it back. I hope you will consider that.
Serif fonts are easier to read quickly, but sans serif is the modern trend, especially for media with shorter written passages. A book in sans serif would be a chore.
I think we can safely assume that's one platform extensively tested. :)
Everyone having issues needs to know that they can control what font/size/color/weight their browser uses to render any website. By default, your browser is probably set to allow pages to control it.
On FireFox, for example, this is in Options > Content > Fonts & Colors [Advanced]
Can you explain how to change it on Chrome?
I don't know where the "options" are.
I don't use Chrome (that I know of - I really don't know what my phone's browser is), but try:
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95416?hl=en
I'm also just getting started on the LCHF lifestyle. Wanting to loose 20kgs.
Would you consider putting a "New comments" tab so newbies like me can see the very latest comments with ease.
Nah. That didn't do it. I don't think there is a
way for the reader of a blog to change the
fonts on that blog.