Added @fontface fonts not working (retina)

  • Resolved andreasTypo

    (@andreastypo)


    9 years, 10 months ago

    Hi,

    I added a font to the list in fruitful-function
    As specified like this 

    '25' => array(
			'value' => 	   'Droid Sans, sans-serif',
			'label' => __( 'Droid Sans, sans-serif', 'fruitful' )
		)

    On my old macbook pro (4years) everything’s just perfect
    However I just got a new one, retina display, and my font isn’t displayed at all.

    Inspecting element shows that the font is correct, at theme options the correct font is selected.
    But it’s just not showing.

    I find it strange that the non retina laptop shows everything correct, and the new one doesn’t.

    Checked crossbrowser to see if it’s not google chrome, but I get the same result on all browsers.

    Anyone experienced something like this?

    Thanks

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  • Thread Starter andreasTypo

    (@andreastypo)

    Found out that the font isn’t installed on my new laptop, that’s why I did see it on the old one.

    Question is now, how do I get it to work without having it installed.

    It’s not google fonts or typekit, just the @fontface way of embeding a new font.

    Just specifying it in the list isn’t working, how does it work then?

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