It only seems to be happening in Safari, and has something to do with the
way Safari anti-aliases fonts in certain circumstances. I did not find an
obvious workaround, though deleting the Google content solved it. I might
look at transparency issues… but that may not be the way either.
I tried Roboto font (since you had the Google code in the head) and it
looked nice… I also tried Google’s version of Titillium and it looked the
same as yours. I even tried heavier weights, though with no success, so it
may be the font + Safari’s font-smoothing that is triggering this. It looks
fine in Chrome and Firefox.
html { -webkit-font-smoothing: subpixel-antialiased; }
subpixel-antialiased is usually Safari’s default font smoothing, but for some odd reason that I can’t figure out, your navigation is instead rendered using antialiased. This CSS should fix it.
Oh wow, never would have come up with that, that’s where knowledge lacks I assume
All of you, many thanks, I think I will embed this in my master template, and yes … you certainly are fast