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Case Study 2-MiddleSchool390 (literacy)_2018

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Guest on This is a general comment across browsers. I’m looking at the site on Safari and making comments based on that browser. However, it looks as if some things show up in Chrome differently. The main thing that might just fix all of it is the font. It looks great in Safari, but it doesn’t even look like the right font in Chrome, or reflecting decisions we’re making for font weight, etc. How do we ensure these are looking the close to the same across browsers? Important one as Chrome is used way more than Safari.

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