Lato stop support special characters
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Hi,
I write my posts in Turkish, and actually Lato is supporting special Turkish characters. But because of an update in the Lato family in Google Fonts, it stopped supporting Turkish.
Here Googlers says I should change the google link: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Lato?query=lato&preview.text=Almost+before+we+knew+it,+we+had+left+the+ground.%C5%9F%C5%9F%C5%9F%C3%BC%C3%BC%C4%9F%C4%9F&preview.text_type=customUpdate, August 2014: The previous version of Lato included Extended Latin characters in the Latin subset. If you are experiencing problems, please select the Extended Latin (latin-ext) subset to render all European languages correctly. Here is an example of a complete link tag that selects these subsets:
<link href=’http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato&subset=latin,latin-ext’ rel=’stylesheet’ type=’text/css’>
Could you please help where should I change in the theme editor?
Thanks in advance
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Hi, elifergin.
Thank you for contacting us and for using our theme. We appreciate it.
I’ve just tested extended Latin characters in my test install of Kale. Here’s the screenshot – https://prnt.sc/saxsip.
Top row, Serbian Latin extended characters.
Bottom row, Turkish Latin extended characters.Kale version 2.5.
WordPress version 5.4.1.As you can see, both show OK, while the font is Lato. I suppose that your issue lies elsewhere.
Could you post URL where we could see the issue in your case?
Kind regards.
Hi,
Thank you for the message.
Here is the link for an example post, I added many Turkish words to the header and to the end of the post:
https://elifergin.co/tr/tarifler/maydanoz-limon-suyu-15-gunluk-kur/
Here I captured how I see:
https://prnt.sc/saz1p2
https://prnt.sc/saz1xjI saw “ğ” bolder than other letters. But your message made me think if it’s a problem with my screen resolution.
Thank you for your help
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