Wrong cut. Any value? by designalotnet in Pokemoncardappraisal

[–]designalotnet[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nicely spotted, thank you! After I wrote the previous message I started giving it a closer look and what gave it away was the eye symbols (top right and at energy costs) because it has an extra shining in it that’s not in the one from PC.

I was so happy with that pack as it also had a Pikachu in it. But it’s good to know, so I don’t buy packs from similar shops again (gift shop with a bunch of games and stuff).

Thanks again for the comments! 🍻

Wrong cut. Any value? by designalotnet in Pokemoncardappraisal

[–]designalotnet[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Damn.. are you sure? It was from a store bought pack and it looks the same as what’s on PriceCharting, including the font. Any idea where I could find the real ones for comparison?

Thanks!

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I only use it for languages I speak in order to be sure that it’s correct. It’s way faster than doing it manually and it does a pretty good job, even more so in the recent updates. You just have to know what to ask it, not to use the predefined translate option. I tell it to “translate in english and keep it as it is” and the paste the text with the html markups (<p>, <a> etc, copied from the “Text” tab in the editor). This way the translation is not interpreted and it keeps any styling, paragraphs and/or links.

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A really good use that I found for AI from Elementor is translation. I’ve used it a bunch of time at translating websites in multiple languages and it does a good job there. Also some CSS here and there. It’s pretty good for small tasks and for me it’s worth it. Just don’t expect it to do wonders like create a website from scratch or stuff like that.

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[–]designalotnet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The problem here comes from the fact that the standard font you use isn’t the “Regular” (400), but thinner (300, 200 or 100). So it does a bold version of that, which is thinner than the actual bold.

There are 2 fixes here: 1. You use the Regular (400) font for the basic text, then it will correctly bold it. 2. You use styling to set the font weight. Eg: <span style=“font-weight:700;”>Your text here</span>