

That feature wasn't consistently supported by Chrome. It was an experimental feature that was removed from an old CSS W3C editor draft.

Currently that feature is only limited to webkit browser and FF by applying some prefix vendor. It is explicitly said that anti-aliasing CSS is not in a standard track and it is recommended to avoid.

Special notes Use of font smoothing anti-aliasing RequirementĬonfigure the font smoothing anti-aliasing CSS for GCWeb theme v5. From that test, the recommendation was to replace the button text "top menu" by "main menu".
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Those cases might require you to re-think how to present the information. Textual content inside a column of width of 3 might or might not cause issue. Pages where there is textual content inside a column of a width of 1 and 2.Pages where the number of characted (like in a title) are closely counted to ensure it fit in a specific container, like to remain in one single line.Mostly the one where it was thighly designed for desktop first, like some campaign pages. The increased font size and the new line-height might impact some visual design. Header: White background replaces light grey.Search box: Larger, white background replaces grey, closer to menu.Breadcrumbs: arrow replaced with chevron.This is a list of perceptible changes that would be visually noticiable if only the GCWeb javascript and CSS are replaced without doing any markup change as identified by the migration instruction. Noticable visual difference with no markup change Temporary internal list of issues and todo.See the section bellow Temporary avoiding the visual difference.Demos (Where you can see all the area where a change apply):.Change: How to identify navigation pages (Themes, topics.).Migration instruction (from v4.0.29 to v5).
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The GCWeb v5 (Canada.ca theme) visual update are supporting the Canada.ca Content and Information Architecture Specification 2.0. GCWeb theme - Meta information GCWeb Canada.ca theme) visual update - V5
