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MaxCDN have suggested the following fix:
Have you already tried changing the URL from which your fonts are loaded? Instead of using relative path for your font files, use an absolute path instead so that it will be served directly from your server.
i.e. @font-face{ src: url(‘*http://mydomain.com/fonts/proximanova-regular-webfont.eot’); } This is fetching from your own domain.
Unfortunately I don’t know exactly how to achieve this so I would really appreciate a detailed explanation.
Thank you.
Derek
Problem resolved (thanks to info from my CDN provider MaxCDN) by adding the fontello fonts suffixes .eot,.woff, .ttf and .svg to the file types to be excluded from caching in Supercache.
Icons now displaying perfectly in IE11.
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