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  • #1366095

    Good day to you!

    I recently have the problem that the Enfold fonts are not used everywhere.
    For example here: https://sii-kids.de/anmeldung-online-sz-ws-projekt/

    This is quasi ugly. How can this be made to work again?

    I don’t use Google fonts on the website for a long time, for example.

    Many greetings
    Susanne

    #1366238

    Hey Susanne,
    Thanks for your question, do you mean the font used in your mailpoet form:
    2022-09-24_013.jpg
    this seems to be the font Monaco, is this a custom font that you have installed?
    What font do you want to use, Open Sans?
    Typically you would select the default site wide font at Enfold Theme Options ▸ General Layout ▸ Fonts
    2022-09-24_014.jpg
    If this doesn’t help please include an admin login in the Private Content area so we can examine, is there other places that you want to change the font?

    Best regards,
    Mike

    #1366239

    Good morning to you!

    Yes, exactly I mean the Mail-Poet font. However, recently there is the same problem on pages with other plugins. Look: https://sii-kids.de/wp-content/uploads/Screenshot-705.jpg

    In Enfold, Open-Sans has been set for ages!

    That’s exactly the problem: the correct font is set there, but in some places it is ignored and another one is simply taken.

    I have this problem on more websites, including client websites. That means it’s no use if you set it on our club website and I don’t know how you did it. Because it must be done x times….

    best regards
    Susanne

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    #1366246

    Hi,

    Please try this in Quick CSS:

    .mailpoet_paragraph fieldset, .mailpoet_paragraph legend, .mailpoet_text_label {
        font-family: 'open-sans' !important;
    }

    Best regards,
    Rikard

    #1366252

    Hi,

    yes, that works :-) Thank you!

    The same problem still exists now with the MEC event plugin … more precisely in the checkout of it. Can you help me here too? There the problem exists only when it is selected that the theme fonts should be used instead of Google fonts.

    best regards
    Susanne

    #1366267

    Hi,
    Please try this css:

    #mec_cart_transactions_table * {
        font-family: 'open-sans' !important;
    }

    After applying the css, please clear your browser cache and check.

    Best regards,
    Mike

    #1366548

    Hi @Mike,
    thank you!
    Basically, however, this is already strange. Because in the enfold backend the fonts are also wrong – sometimes, not ever. Even the Enfold font preview. see example screenshot.
    many greetings
    Susanne

    example screenshot

    #1366619

    Hi,
    Is the front end correct? Which font in the preview is not correct? Do you want to use Open Sans for all of your fonts? Earlier I thought that the font Monaco was a custom installed font, is this true, try going to Enfold Theme Options ▸ Import/Export ▸ Custom Font Manager and removing this font.
    If one of your plugins is adding this font and everything else is correct I would not think that the back end preview would be that important?
    If it is then I would recommend disabling your plugins to see if that corrects, if it does then enable each plugin one at a time until the error occurs again.
    If this doesn’t help then try disabling your customizations to see if that helps.
    If not then leave your plugins disabled and include an admin login in the Private Content area so we can examine.

    Best regards,
    Mike

    #1366690

    Hi,
    yey, i want to use Open Sans for all of your fonts.
    Font Monaco is not installed – i cant see that in the enfold Custom Font Manager
    But the Monoca font must have been there for a while, because it is used on pages of several plugins.
    It must generally be gone – only where???
    Do you have an idea how I can search for it in the backend?

    best regards,
    Susanne

    #1366717

    Hi,
    Yes, this is not a default font, that is why I thought it was a custom font, perhaps it is added by a plugin, did you try disabling all of your plugins?
    Is the front end correct now with the css we helped you with?
    Do you have any custom CSS or scripts, sometimes in CSS fonts are added with @import
    If you can not find it, leave all of your plugins disabled and include an admin login in the Private Content area so we can examine.
    I still don’t know which font in the preview is not correct.

    Best regards,
    Mike

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