Currently, I am utilizing the Verdana font for my text paragraphs. However, an issue has arisen with how this font renders in Firefox v16 on Windows XP compared to Firefox v16 on Windows 7. Interestingly enough, Internet Explorer 9 does not display any problems when rendering the font on Windows 7. The discrepancy lies in the line spacing - there is a slight variation between Firefox/XP and IE/7 compared to Firefox/7. Interestingly, default settings are being used for both browsers on Windows 7.
To clarify, the issue at hand pertains to vertical line spacing rather than horizontal character spacing.
Given that Verdana is considered a standard font for both XP and Win7, one would assume that there should be no complications stemming from this choice of font.
Is there any CSS code available that could aid in rectifying this situation and ensuring consistent spacing in both IE and Firefox on Windows 7?