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    I have a font called Antipasto-Pro-Bold-OTF
    when I import it and use it, it does not show in my Special Heading area.
    In fact I am not sure it works anywhere

    I am using this on a desktop Dev site, But also uploaded and tested it on a live site and still it isnt working.

    Can I use a .otf file?
    (it is a Paid For font)

    I have added it to the Private Content section if someone can test

    It looks like it installed etc, but it is not the same as when you look at the font itself

    #1295230

    Hey wealthyone,
    Thank you for your patience that font types that can be used in the Custom Font Manager are Google Webkit Fonts
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    and the font formats that are supported are: eot, ttf, woff and woff2.
    To use your font please try using the @font-face rule and specifically write a css rule for where you would like to use it on your site.

    Best regards,
    Mike

    #1295237

    SO what is the “css rule for where you would like to use it on your site.” as I want it everywhere. Body and Headings

    #1295275

    Hi,
    Do you mean that this would be the only font used on your entire site? Please see the @font-face article I linked to above as it explains how to use for “body” but overriding every font on your site could be achieved with something like this:

    body,
    #top #wrap_all h1,
    #top #wrap_all h2,
    #top #wrap_all h3,
    #top #wrap_all h4,
    #top #wrap_all p,
    #top #wrap_all a,
    #top #wrap_all .av-special-heading-tag,
    #top #wrap_all .avia-menu-text {
      font-family: 'MyWebFont' !important; 
    }

    naturally you would replace MyWebFont with your font, and you could add elements to this list as needed.

    Best regards,
    Mike

    #1295279

    One Normal would be used for the Body and one Bold for the Headings H1-H6

    As we see in the General Settings / Fonts area

    And then yes h1 – H6

    #1295514

    Hi,
    I’m not sure that I understand your question, typically bold is not a different font, but if you want to use a different font for bold then you should follow the above steps.

    Best regards,
    Mike

    #1295515

    If you care to look at the fonts I sent, you will see that one is Bold. and 3 other weights etc…
    So in this case it sees a fond is bold etc

    #1296179

    Can somebody who can help me with this please advise me..
    And not give me cryptic code to use somewhere which isnt explained where.
    Surely some simple instructions on what to do.

    Like use this code and put it here, then use this custom code and put it there sort of thing.

    Thanks

    #1296198

    Hi wealthyone,

    We apologize for the delayed response.
    Please download the link in private content (it includes file formats: EOT, SVG, TTF, WOFF, WOFF2), you should be able to upload it without any issues (already tested it).

    Please do the following steps:
    1. Upload each zip file in Enfold > Import/Export > Custom Manager.
    2. Go to Enfold > General Styling > Fonts (tab) > Set Heading Font or Font for your body text with the font you just uploaded (it should be placed at the bottom of the dropdown list).
    Hope this helps.

    Best regards,
    Nikko

    #1296215

    Thanks Nikko
    You always come thru.
    I will test that now

    #1296222

    Hi wealthyone,

    You’re welcome :)
    Just let us know how it goes.

    Best regards,
    Nikko

    #1296327

    Nikko
    Not once have you failed to please.
    It looks great..
    Will converse with my client.

    #1296382

    Hi wealthyone,

    You’re welcome :)
    I’ll just make Antipasto Pro Bold as an example.
    1. Convert OTF font to EOT, SVG, TTF, WOFF, WOFF2 in https://cloudconvert.com/ (you can find other online font converter)
    2. Created a folder called Antipasto Pro Bold inside it I added all those converted fonts.
    3. Zipped the Antipasto Pro Bold folder which generated Antipasto Pro Bold.zip
    Hope this is helpful (if there’s an unclear instruction, just let us know)

    Best regards,
    Nikko

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