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  • Moderator cubecolour

    (@numeeja)

    The fonts appear as expected on firefox mac & opera with delayed rendering, but not safari or chrome

    I’ve never seen the @font-face declaration at the bottom of a stylesheet, I don’t know whether it makes a difference, but maybe you could try moving it to the top – that always works for me.

    Thread Starter echofestival

    (@echofestival)

    Hi all,

    So this problem is still persisting.

    The theme which I have installed is this one: http://themeforest.net/item/bonsai-minimalist-wordpress-theme/238277

    My wordpress: http://www.echofestival.com

    Could you please tell me where exactley I should put the font-face code so it will load in Chrome and safari …

    Many thanks

    Thread Starter echofestival

    (@echofestival)

    Does anyone know a way around this??

    In IE9 its working all good. But not on Chrome as mentioned above in second post.

    What you can do is try experimenting by placing the code, working out yourself is only the solution I can give you.

    Thread Starter echofestival

    (@echofestival)

    The font-face code has now stopped working in Firefox!??

    I noticed you have a relative path of /zag_bold-regular... in your @font-face listing – are you missing the /fonts folder in that? You could also make it an absolute path, at least for testing purposes. http://echofestival.com/fonts/zag_bold-webfont...

    Thread Starter echofestival

    (@echofestival)

    No I have changed that back to normal…

    The font literally came up, before it reverted back to arial??

    Would something be clashing with it??

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