► Is there a way to apply anti-aliasing/smoothing to the edges of this unicode triangle?
Unicode triangle U+25BA ► appears jagged?
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Based on my testing it looks like the best bet is to use
text-shadow, depending on which direction the triangle is pointing:Each browser seems to handle exactly how this turns out a little differently. In Firefox it's barely noticeable, in Safari it looks fantastic.
I gathered all the different techniques for trying to smooth web fonts into one place on JSFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/XdP6x/
While I think the
text-strokeoption in Webkit looks slightly better thantext-shadow, it wasn't possible to easily combine both techniques to get better results thantext-shadowalone.Font-smoothing did nothing and blurring looked hideous. I also tried
transform:rotate(360deg);to no effect.I also found various unicode triangles other than 25BA. Not all devices and browsers seem to support 25C0 and 25B6, I suggest using 25BA and 25C4.
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Alternatively try using an SVG as a CSS background: http://jsfiddle.net/z6hw281a/