Nope. I fear I've done this. If it can be restored please have a go. At the office yesterday we were instructed to immediately change over from IE to Mozilla/Firefox as our browser.
I made the change at home, too. All my fonts are changed and I guess I somehow changed things here.
I'd been a Mozilla user before and there were no ill effects. When I had a crash this summer, my repair guy put me back on IE. Don't know what's happened but we certainly look cheesier.
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I tried 'revert to default" but that didn't work.
Also tried just selecting a "new" template and selected the Denim one (which is what SSJ is/has been). But that returns the odd font in the heading too.
Place is falling apart.
Well this is strange. If you click on a post title, so that you now only see that post, the font in the SSJ title is back to normal.
Can Anonymous help us solve this? Certainly, we would be happy to restore access...
While the font does look different to me, I'm now on Firefox, so I thought that was the reason. Some of the websites I always go to look different, but some don't.
I switched over Tues after some weirdness occurred over the weekend. The geek guy that came out said that there was some type of IE/Windows virus thing going around. When he found the files, they all had dates from over the weekend.
He suggested that I switch over to Firefox and to use a different computer security (had McAfee). I went with Spycatcher w/anitvirus. Computer is sooooo fast now and I don't get many, if any, pop-ups.
I've Googled for Firefox font/Blogger issues. It looks like there's lots of problems and fixes for missing font in Firefox. None of it explains to me, though, why it looks different to me too. Maybe I don't understand how the behing-the-scenes of Blogger works. I didn't think it resides on any of our computers, but rather was on a remote hosting server somewhere. But maybe it's all stored/generated from Scooter's computer, so his Firefox fonts matter.
Anon the Bailer has no right to comment on proprietary issues.
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