NaniNavi

Hello,

I've got a website on which I'm rendering text in images via imagettftext(); I'm using the fonts I've uploaded myself in the same directory, this works on surpass servers, however.. I'm working on a little server at home for local testing. I first installed Debian Etch on it, with VirtualMin.. and the text looks totally different than on Surpass' servers.

Also when I try installing CentOS, it looks the same as on Surpass (they use CentOS as well I believe?). But I'd rather run Debian Etch, so I was wondering if anybody knew if I need to configure something special?

Here's an example of what I mean :

Roxy

By any chance do you have styles set for the text? I'm not 100% sure why it would do this as I've never worked on either or of the CentOS or Debian Etch, but from what I know with HTML and CSS it looks to be a line height and word spacing issue. Not sure if this accounts to this though.

Hopefully someone who does work with this can have a better answer. =)

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NaniNavi

No it's all rendered with imagettftext(); (PHP: imagettftext - Manual), so no need for HTML/CSS. Thanks anyway

puckchaser

Is everything the same on your debian install? PHP version, GD libraries, Apache?

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