# This is a known Webkit bug — any text with @font-face applied will be rendered without anti-aliasing if there is a text element without anti-aliasing applied preceding it. Usually those are fonts smaller than 5px or monospaced fonts at small sizes which are rendered without anti-aliasing.
I noticed this bug on this page — the heading “Kāzu ABC” was rendered aliased despite having the main menu in between that heading and the logo which had font-size:1px; applied. The only way to fix this is by avoiding aliased text directly before elements that use @font-face.
Here is a live demo of the bug.
# Here is a fix to make the OpenID plugin (version 3.3.2) work with PHP 5.3. Without it, you would get an error when trying to login:
This is an OpenID Server. Nothing to see here… move along.
# Quick Reply Templates is a really useful WordPress plugin by Paul William that allows you to have a predefined comment reply template, such as <a href="#commend-id">@Name</a>, that will be filled out automatically when you reply to a comment within your WordPress Dashboard or Edit Comments page. Read more »
# After upgrading to 2.8-beeding-edge I got the following error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined method WordPress_Module::_weak_escape()
in ../wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 473
Disabling Redirection plugin solved the problem. Could it be that Redirection also defines _weak_escape() or escape()? Server ir running PHP 5.2.6.