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We use the same code font on all Haxe sub sites, so if this is going to be changed I want to change it everywhere. The Inconsolata font requires custom webfonts, which increases the load time a bit. That's not a big issue but now we have a monospaced font for "free".
I did some quick googling:
- Google uses Roboto Mono 15px for their docs example
- Mozilla uses consolas (same as us), but 14px example
- MSDN uses consolas (same as us), but 13px example
The easiest thing, maybe, it to just increase the font size. However, I do like the Roboto Mono, even more than Inconsolata, but that may be a preference. Ill do some tests with it.
Btw, which OS/browser do you use? The aliassing looks very "fat" compared to what I see.
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Thanks for your reply!
We use the same code font on all Haxe sub sites, so if this is going to be changed I want to change it everywhere.
Ahh I see. Not as small a change as I've thought then. On the other hand, it's an opportunity to improve all the Haxe sub-sites ;)
The easiest thing, maybe, it to just increase the font size. However, I do like the Roboto Mono, even more than Inconsolata, but that may be a preference. Ill do some tests with it.
I agree on both counts. Increasing the font size seems to do a lot for readability but I also prefer Roboto Mono over the Consolas.
Btw, which OS/browser do you use?
I'm on OS X 10.11 and using Chrome 52. Here's an a comparison screenshot (Chrome at the top, Safari at the bottom):
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