Site displaying differently in different browsers

[CurlyInKC]

I just had a client call to tell me that there were several misspellings on their website. I opened up my Xara Web Designer 11 Premium and checked the site. I did not see ANY of the misspellings that the client pointed out. For example, on page http://cackc.org/about.htm on the left column where it reads; "Board of Directors and Officers" it displays correctly using Internet Explorer browser. However, in Google Chrome and Firefox browsers it says, "Board of Directors and Ocers". I have ftp'd in to the site and looked at the htm files with an editor and there are no misspellings in the code pages. It only displays incorrectly in Chrome & Firefox. Does this many ANY sense to anyone?

HELP!

[Acorn]

I just had a client call to tell me that there were several misspellings on their website. I opened up my Xara Web Designer 11 Premium and checked the site. I did not see ANY of the misspellings that the client pointed out. For example, on page http://cackc.org/about.htm on the left column where it reads; "Board of Directors and Officers" it displays correctly using Internet Explorer browser. However, in Google Chrome and Firefox browsers it says, "Board of Directors and Ocers". I have ftp'd in to the site and looked at the htm files with an editor and there are no misspellings in the code pages. It only displays incorrectly in Chrome & Firefox. Does this many ANY sense to anyone?

HELP!

You have probably used Calibri - it has missing glyphs that only IE renders.

Change the font - sorry there is no other fix.

Acorn

[Egg Bramhill]

It's because you're using the font Calibri. This font renders correctly in IE but FF, Chrome & Opera have missing characters.

There's a recent thread about this. I'll give you the link shortly. Meanwhile just change the font Calibri to another font and your problem will go away

[Egg Bramhill]

Whoops! Acorn and I cross posting.

For more on this issue see:

http://www.talkgraphics.com/showthre...range-but-true

[CurlyInKC]

It's because you're using the font Calibri. This font renders correctly in IE but FF, Chrome & Opera have missing characters.

There's a recent thread about this. I'll give you the link shortly. Meanwhile just change the font Calibri to another font and your problem will go away

Thanks gentlemen....I greatly appreciate this info. Who woulda thunk it?