James Collins

Hi @staysee02468,

Yes this plugin is still supported and maintained, soon we plan on releasing a new version that clarifies support for the latest WordPress versions.

Thanks,

James

Hi @spaceart1,

You may wish to try using CSS Selectors in your Typekit kit instead:

https://helpx.adobe.com/typekit/using/css-selectors.html

Every website has different element names and structures, so it is necessary to identify the ones that you’d like the Typekit font to apply to.

James

hi @drakeblogs,

Thank you for using our plugin!

This plugin doesn’t integrate with theme options such as Divi.

Instead, the plugin lets you add the typekit embed code to your site, and then after that its a matter of the website owner (or their developer) to write the CSS rules.

If you aren’t familiar with CSS, I’d recommend hiring a web developer who can help you write the necessary CSS rules.

All the best,

James

Hi @gracee001,

Apologies for the confusion here.

You’re correct, the latest version requires a Kit ID (rather than an Embed Code), so I’ve gone ahead and updated our images/screenshots to show the new settings.

Thanks for stopping by!

James

Thank you Ewout, much appreciated.

For us, the dropdown select box on the Plugin’s settings screen used “WooCommerce” instead of “woocommerce”, so every time we saved the plugin settings that if statement would start failing on the frontend.

The change you’ve implemented should fix the issue going forward so thanks again.

James

Hi @museumofbritt,

This Typekit plugin doesn’t list your Typekit fonts in the WordPress Editor UI.

Instead, it is necessary to write CSS rules to apply the font to specific parts of your site.

I hope this helps!

Hi @mk3design,

I’ve taken a look at your site, and I can see that your website has a Custom CSS rule that sets the font-weight to zero (0) for headings:

h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, .heading-font, .banner h1, .banner h2 {
    font-weight: 0;
}

So that rule could be causing unpredictable results when displaying your headings.

Having said that, I can also see the rules you’ve put in the Typekit plugin, which should override that font-weight: 0 rule to font-weight: 400.

Your theme also seems to have a font-weight: 300 default rule as well.

I hope this helps!

James

Hi everyone,

We have just released version 1.9.0 of the Typekit Fonts for WordPress plugin, which adds support for Typekit’s new CSS embed method.

Please update to this new version and let us know if you encounter any problems.

James

Hi everyone,

It looks like Typekit have updated embed code format to use a new CSS-only approach, so we are working on releasing a new version of the Typekit Fonts for WordPress plugin that supports the new format.

We will post here once the new version is released.

Thanks for your patience.

James

Thank you for taking the time to submit a review @pedro-magnifico.

James

Thanks for the review @queeneve, much appreciated!

Hi @thunka,

Did you mean to post your support question on the SportPress support forum rather than the Log Out Shortcode forum?

James

Thanks for your fun review @glueckpress, I’m glad to hear the plugin made your life easier.

James

Hi @jenninej,

I get the following error message when I view your website with my web browser’s inspector open:

typekit: the domain “glazemagazine.com” isn’t in the list of published domains for kit “btr3aer”.

You’ll need to go to Typekit and edit your kit and configure your list of published domains.

After doing that and republishing your kit, your font should start working.

James

Hi @dandelionwebworks,

Thanks for using our Typekit plugin.

If you’d like to post a link to your website, then I’d be happy to take a quick look at it for you.

Alternatively, you may wish to hire a web developer to look into this for you.

James