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Hallo brauche für eine Webseite unbedingt die Gill Sans.
Ich habe die Gill Sans.otf von hier frei heruntergeladen:
https://www.cufonfonts.com/font/gill-sans-2
Den ganzen Ordner als Zip.
Dann habe ich die den Zip-Ordner hochgeladen bei > THEME OPTIONS >> IMPOERT/EXPORT >> BENUTZERDEF: SCHRIFTARTEN HOCHLADEN.
Dann habe ich die Schrift bei ALLGEMEINES STYLING ausgewählt “gill-sans-2-cufonfonts ()”
Aber es funktioniert leider nicht.
Ich bekomme die Fehlermeldung:
“Found no SVG file with font information in your folder. Was not able to create the necessary config files”
“Es hat keine SVG -Datei mit Schriftartinformationen in Ihrem Ordner gefunden. War nicht in der Lage, die erforderlichen Konfigurationsdateien zu erstellen”
Was kann ich tun?
Danke für die HilfeHey Christabel1,
Thank you for the inquiry.
The custom font manager only accepts Google Fonts, custom fonts from other sources will not work properly. You will have to register the font manually using the @font-face rule and apply it manually to the elements by adding css rules.
// https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_font-face_rule.php
// https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@font-faceBest regards,
IsmaelOnce again about Cufonfonts; not all fonts offered there are legal. Many design fonts are distributed there without the appropriate licenses. This is like using so-called “nulled” themes.
Apart from that, if you have purchased the licenses, you can use any font in Enfold. You just have to check if your license includes web use. Then you are allowed to convert e.g. a ttf or otf file yourself. I use this site here: https://transfonter.org/
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i use it to generate webfonts – and i do only use ttf and woff2 – and without demo-files ; all modern browsers do work with woff2 – and because of brotli compression these files are smaller than all the other ones. The fontmanager of Enfold now generates the right sequence of @font-face rules – first woff2 then if not possible the rest. So the ttf is only for older browsers included in the upload.
The zip-file offered then is usable in principle and could be uploaded directly to Enfold in the font manager.
However, I recommend to rename the zip file sensibly. z.B: MyriadPro.zip
The font-family name is build from included font-file name – but Enfold Font list name will be that of the zip file.Dear Guenni,
I have the same topic.
Upload just the Open_Sans 400 and Open_Sanns_600 ttf, woff, woff2 as a Zip – it seams that it does not work.
Also the CSS I am quite used and using since many years … here I find no way@font-face {
font-family: myFirstFont;
src: url(sansation_bold.woff);
font-weight: bold;
}Could you just help me out ?
It seams that its just the writing conventions boath
a) for the Zip-File …. ( each style separately ( did not work ) or together ( did not work )…)
b) for the @font-face { … } iNTEGRATION .. also did not work..I would apreciate a very short help a lot because of a Go-Live-Deadlines with clients.
Many thanks in advance
LisaHi,
I see that you found this thread and wrote that it answered your questions
If you have any further questions please create a new thread and we will gladly try to help you. Thank you for using Enfold.Best regards,
Mike
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