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Thanks for the submission. Can you provide some examples about what would cause a warning and why? @stubbornella thoughts? |
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Consider this JSFiddle example - http://jsfiddle.net/Psx8y/ On Mac OS the second line is rendered as a first one, cause' there is no Lucida Console font on Mac OS. But there are Monaco font, it looks similar to Lucida Console (see the third line). Both images side by side (left is Windows, right is Mac OS): http://yadi.sk/d/aUR7gjka1xbdI Well, the first CSS rule in above mentioned jsfiddle example will cause waring, cause' there are no Mac OS/iOS alternative is specified for font Lucida Console. |
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New rule 'check-fonts-alternatives'
This rule is aimed to check, if rule's font families has a specified alternative for Mac OS/iOS based systems.
The case is best illustrated in this article:
http://www.ampsoft.net/webdesign-l/WindowsMacFonts.html