Thanks Yigit, I’ve actually tried those, but I would rather use the built in functionality of the Enfold theme. Those plugins work, but they don’t work very gracefully.

My problem is this, our company isn’t utilizing a main header nav. So when a user is on a mobile device or views our site in a browser that is less than 768px wide, the responsive menu populates empty. Is there a way around this without using a main menu on regular viewing situations?

Ok, quick update. I seem to have solved the @font-face issue by changing the CSS so the URL is an absolute link to the font files … on my other website! Here’s the code:

@font-face {
	font-family: VerbCond Regular;
	src: url(https://busycreator.com/wp-content/themes/Busy%20Creator%201.0/css/webfonts/verbcond-regular.eot);
	src: url(https://busycreator.com/wp-content/themes/Busy%20Creator%201.0/css/webfonts/verbcond-regular.eot?#iefix) format('embedded-opentype'),
	     url(https://busycreator.com/wp-content/themes/Busy%20Creator%201.0/css/webfonts/verbcond-regular.woff) format('woff'),
	     url(https://busycreator.com/wp-content/themes/Busy%20Creator%201.0/css/webfonts/verbcond-regular.ttf) format('truetype'),
	     url(https://busycreator.com/wp-content/themes/Busy%20Creator%201.0/css/webfonts/verbcond-regular.svg#ywftsvg) format('svg');
	font-weight: normal;
	font-style: normal;	}

As you can see, I’m linking to the files on http://busycreator.com. The same files are indeed uploaded to my Enfold site, but for some reason I can make a reference to the relative files. I’d prefer to keep this as a relative URL in case I have to make future updates or move the same code to another installation. Should I redirect to a parent directory, such as ../enfold/ rather than within the /enfold-child/ folder?

I’ll stick with the workaround for now, but I’d love if someone persnickety could examine my CSS and advise. Thanks for your help so far.

Excellent Kriesi, thanks very much for taking the time. That is exactly the type of answer I needed.

Hopefully that will get them to accept Enfold.

Cheers,
Iain

Hi Josue,

The code bits did add VerbCond Regular to the drop-down list. Thanks for the advice! But unfortunately the @font-face is still not working.

I have used Verb Condensed on another WordPress website with a different, more basic, theme. It was a very straightforward process, which is why it’s so frustrating here. My first thought is that it’s something to do with the Child Theme, since I don’t have one on the other site. Should I modify my main Enfold files? Or is there something wrong with my CSS to begin with?

The drop-down thing is a nice little bonus, but I appreciate any insight into the main question — how to get an outside webfont to load. I see this is a common question, but unfortunately none of the straightforward solutions presented seem to work for me.

Thanks, I just have a question about this part “And this to a child enqueued custom JS file or in the Enfold GA field:” I am using a child theme. How do I do that?

Hi Arvish

Thanks for that! I’ve used Enfold many times and love it. My new client however is involved with medical companies, and insists the theme we use (quite a few times) passes that very annoying test. (themecheck.org)

Is there anything other than quantity of sales I can try and use to get the client to accept Enfold. Security wise?

Really appreciate any help, and understand you all have better things to do!

All the best,
Iain