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Lion appears to have broken Warnock Pro in Safari #15
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It's been my experience that across Firefox, Safari and Chrome, Warnock Pro displays vary wildly. In OSX Lion on Safari 5.1, it now displays as unknown character encoding blocks. Remove it from the font stack be done with it.
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Odd, I did a little more digging and am no longer seeing the unknown character blocks in Safari. The wild variability of display stands, however. |
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It's been my experience that across Firefox, Safari and Chrome, Warnock
Pro displays vary wildly. In OSX Lion on Safari 5.1, it now displays as
unknown character encoding blocks. Remove it from the font stack be done
with it.