Type shift between design mode and preview mode in Muse.

My type shifts / moves positions between design and preview modes. It then justifies differently in differnet Web Browsers. This mean I end up positioning things incorrectly in design mode to accommodate the error when published. I am using the Droid Sans Websafe font from Typekit but it doesn't seem to matter which font is used as the bug still occurs. See the attached images; the left is in Design and the other in Preview. See how the formatting shifts within the software. Also the weight of the headline FORDNESS changes slighlty. On other pages, this headline shifts a few pixels across and down. Any suggestions?

Hi,
Text layout and rendering varies from browser-to-browser (and between Muse Design and Preview modes). This may come as a suprise if you have a Print background, but is the reality of the web medium. I'll point you to some previous forum posts that may be instructive.
Layout shifts because of line-break changes
http://forums.adobe.com/message/6032336#6032336
Layout shifts because of font metrics
http://forums.adobe.com/message/6045303#6045303
Text rendering differences (general)
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4778838#4778838
Text thickening (specific to Safari)
http://forums.adobe.com/message/5862858#5862858
Hope this helps.
Abhishek

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