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that is strange. in 3.5 i did have them in responsy-v3.5/css/fontfiles… it has to be inside a folder called css INSIDE the css folder in 4.0.5 – so responsy-v4-0-5/css/css/fontfiles
I hope this helps others as I spent entirely too much time trying to figure it out! Big thanks!
I did confirm that, I spent a long time trying different things like I said – even trying absolute links to the fonts instead of relative but it still does not work.
I have switch to 4.0.5, if you are able to take a look. you can see it drastically impacts the look of my site so I will want to either fix or revert back to 3.5 before too long.
if I do, the whole site really looks bad. If I know you are online and can check it, I don’t mind setting it that way for a little while, but I can’t have it like that for a day and a half – if you send me a response I will change it right away and let you know.
any ideas? It seems like a pretty straight forward thing I was hoping the developer would know what the difference is and can tell me what to change to make it work.
the same thing I did in 3.5, which was adding the following @font-face css to style.css and have my font files in the css folder. works like a charm on 3.5 but does not on 4.0.5. I’ve tried several variations of similar things including absolute links to the fonts and still not working. any idea why it’s different?
@font-face {
font-family: “House Slant”;
src: url(‘css/HouseSlant.eot’);
src: url(“css/HouseSlant.eot?#iefix”) format(“embedded-opentype”),
url(“css/HouseSlant.woff”) format(“woff”);
font-style: normal;
font-weight: 400;
font-stretch: normal;
}I have reverted to 3.5 on my site in the mean time. please let me know as I would prefer to stay updated. Thanks in advance. http://www.camllc.org
nevermind I found it in the theme settings>home>clients
I didn’t notice the home page setting had a sub navigation at first.