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@mickey wrote:
For me it wouldn’t be realistic to hold a grudge against someone for 28 years, or even longer. Belle was probably already imprisoned when the curse was being enacted.
Besides it was an argument in which they both participated. Rumple is the one to blame, of course. He should apologise because he’s the one who started the whole thing and definitely overreacted. But as far as hurtful words are concerned Belle didn’t spare him either.
The fact that they argued, no matter how fierce the argument was, didn’t make Belle’s feelings for Rumple evaporate. Love doesn’t work that way.I agree. I don’t think an argument that happened 28 years ago would cause Belle to react coldly towards Rumpel now. It’s been 28 years since they last saw each other. Of course she’d happy to see him. An argument doesn’t have the power to make true love just all of a sudden disappear.
Please forgive me if you already know this, but I’ll go ahead and explain.
Fonts on the web are a bit different than fonts in print. In order to use a nonstandard font on a website, I have to convert it to multiple formats to support the multiple browsers who refuse to adhere to modern web standards (this time, Internet Explorer isn’t the only guilty one).
These converted fonts look great on most computers, but the more I use, the slower a website loads and the great the chances that the “not-most” computers will render the website unreadable.
Thus, I use special fonts for only larger text, like the larger headlines.
Since launching ONCE podcast, I had chosen BonvenoCF for the logo font and I’m not changing that. But I couldn’t get BonvenoCF as a webfont. So I found something similar in Josefin Sans from Google Webfonts. But this was too thin and I didn’t like its lowercase letters.
So when I got TypeKit (another webfont service) included with some other software I license from Adobe, I searched and discovered BonvenoCF webfont in their system. I tried it and it was disgusting for lowercase letters. Then I went to old faithful Futura, which displays nicely and still looks close enough to our ONCE font. Except now that I’ve revealed some of the differences, you’ll notice them more. 😛
So I’m not looking for replacement fonts, just wanting to optimize a few things to make ONCEpodcast.com more usable.
(I do have a concern over whether I’ll hit a limit with TypeKit’s service since our website gets pounded during the TV season.)
