I am facing an issue with two different installations of Laravel that include Bootstrap.
Both installations seem to have Montserrat
on the body tag.
In one installation, Montserrat is included with Bootstrap directly and does not need a declaration in the app.sass file.
However, in the other installation, Montserrat needs to be declared in order to prevent it from defaulting to the browser's font.
Even though both installations have the same Montserrat @import
, they appear different. I suspect that the incorrect one is actually Montserrat, while the correct one may be some form of Bootstrap styling that the other lacks.
To see the difference, please visit:
Desired effect: Click here and log in with
<a href="/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection" class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="6d000c1504000401040c03430f081f0f080e050801021b2d0a000c0401430e0200">[email protected]</a>
and 123456
, then click again. The text is in Cyrillic, but it should not affect the test.
Problematic effect: Visit this link - no login required.
I have added a font-family declaration in the sass file (the desired one does not have this), as without it the font defaults to the browser's default.