no admin has such a problem using firefox. Only admins can see icons from this font here.
Your problem may be self made.
Hints:
Look for your css files! Test it locally on your dev system, e.g. with XAMPP on windows!
If you see them within the panel, it is your css problem… . If not, it may be a problem with your server…
Sorry for this misunderstanding.
The font rendering problem occurs on this website (forum.getkirby.com). For example, there is no icon rendered in this editor’s menu bar.
I am using the noscript extension in Firefox 37.0.1 but I allowed fonts to load into. I don’t have this issue on other websites or when using Chrome. Maybe there is something wrong with the CSS for Firefox.
Well, first of all, your font rendering problem is not Kirby-related, because this forum is not based on Kirby.
I’d try disabling the extension (in my firefox browser, everything is fine) and check if it works then. This site relies heavily on Javascript so it’s probably a good idea to enable JS.
Just chiming in because it crossed my mind: Right now, it’s impossible to sign in without a Twitter account, because it’s a requested field. Would be cool, if this could be made optional.
Hmm … the same – Firefox always had some troubles with CDN-Assets, maybe it was something like that. I can recall trying this in Safari as well, though. Any, if it works now, it’s ok.
For many years I’ve been told as a non-native speaker from many native speakers, that “guys” is a common term to describe any group of people, no matter if women or men or both. I read it in books and heard it in TV shows and movies and that’s pretty much how I learned to use that term.
I totally understand that it is offensive and want to unlearn it for quite a while. I’m sorry that it still sometimes slips into my sentences without me even noticing it. When English is not your first language it’s quite hard to get to a point where you can just communicate without thinking about every word. Once you are there it feels even more difficult to me to unlearn some of the stuff again that took so long to learn. But I’m definitely aware of it being a problem and if you ever come across another place where I use it unintentionally, please let me know.
Wow, what’s there to say really? Using Kirby has been absolutely awesome. There’s just so much support and content already available here for me to read through! I’m really excited to use Kirby for my first project as a professional (officially graduating in April). I look forward to submitting my modest website to you all Even though my web development experience is practically zero I’m really enjoying stumbling my way through this new CMS Kirby absolutely rocks.