I have noticed a few people have this problem. Even though I’m not a font creator, I figure I should at least try to give it a try. I am using the following image to try and help people figure out if it is a problem on my end or if it is a problem with the image itself.
I should probably try to make my own font, but I don’t know how to do that. So I’ll just have to take the best guess at it.
If you are having this problem and are sure that the image is not the problem, you should try clearing your cache and reloading the page.
I hope this helps someone. I know I’m in the minority, but I have had this problem for a while now, and I’m still not sure if it’s a problem with font or image.
The main problem I have is that images are so often used as a placeholder to put text on a page. What if I want to put some text on a background image for example? This is one of the reasons I like using WordPress theme images. They are easy to edit and can be used for whatever I want them to be used for.
It is a little sad that we have to put text on an image every now and then. I’ve been using the text-overflow property on images for a while now and I keep getting told that I’m missing images. I don’t think I have any images missing, but I do have images that are too small to be displayed in the way they were meant to.
This is a good reason to use the text-overflow property on images. If you want a text-overflow image, you need a text-overflow background, which is what I do. I just put the text as a background image in the tag.
I don’t think you need to put text on an image every time you put text on it, and I don’t think you should be using text-overflow to do this. The reason for this is because the entire point of using text-overflow is to separate different text elements from each other. This is a bad idea, because one of the main purposes of the textoverflow property is to allow you to display text outside of the image itself.
To correct the problem, you can set the width of the text to be the width of your image in pixels, and set the overflow to hidden. This will allow the text to display completely outside of the image, and will prevent it from overflowing the image.
I’m not sure if imagefap (or image-fap, as it’s better known) is available for IE 8 and below, or if they’re just not available for IE. If it’s not, you can always set the text overflow to visible, which will allow text to appear outside of the image, but will also allow text to overflow the image.
