Support » Plugin: WordPress.com Custom CSS » [Plugin: WordPress.com Custom CSS] Using Google Font directory with SafeCSS

  • Howdy,

    It seems that the SafeCSS plugin is stripping the single quotes from fonts that are used from the Google font directory. I understand this is something kses does, but am curious if there is a way to have exceptions for certain elements.

    A Google font can be called like so from a standard stylesheet:

    @import url('http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Candal:regular');

    And used like so within the stylesheet:

    #h1 {
    	font: normal normal bold 55px/85px 'Candal', serif; }

    Unfortunately, neither scenario works because the plugin is stripping elements it thinks shouldn’t be in the css. I can get around importing the font with a hook and using theme settings for individual sites to manipulate that, but is there a way to allow the use of single quotes in calling the Google fonts when styling an element?

    Otherwise, I may have to abandon these pretty fonts for users in a custom stylesheet : )

    Thanks for any help.

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/safecss/

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