ajdance

Thanks George,

I am now able to add a single font through the custom field, and this will be displayed on the frontend, however the editor is still displaying Times New Roman (checked in Safari, Edge and Firefox). A step forward, but spacing/layout is very difficult without the correct font.

I can confirm that EquitySanaAlt.css is being loaded on the frontend.

Note: I have now purchased GenerateBlocks Pro, hoping this would fix the issue, unfortunately it hasn’t.

Hi George,

I’ve checked Ying’s filter code and all looks correct. I’ve turned on wp_debug mode and the only errors related to the Simple Lightbox plugin (now deactivated).

I have also deactivated all other plugins, so only GenerateBlocks (version 2.2.1) is activated.

Hi George,

Yes, the @font-face declarations are in a separate EquitySansAlt.css file, uploaded to the theme root folder, same location as the theme style.css.

Thanks, Andy

Hi George, thank you for your detailed reply, much appreciated.

So far, no luck; here’s what I’ve done:

The font webkit came with a css, so I’m using that, it only has an @font-face font-family declaration for each style – I don’t know what weight or style they are:

@font-face {
  font-family: "EquitySansAltThin";
  src: url('/wp-content/themes/camp4champs/assets/fonts/EquitySansAltThin/font.woff2') format('woff2'), url('/wp-content/themes/camp4champs/assets/fonts/EquitySansAltThin/font.woff') format('woff');
}

In my functions.php I have:

add_filter( 'generateblocks_typography_font_family_list', function( $fonts ) {
$fonts[] = 'EquitySansAltThin';'EquitySansAltThinItalic';'EquitySansAltExtralight';'EquitySansAltExtralightItalic';'EquitySansAltLight';'EquitySansAltLightItalic';'EquitySansAltRegular';'EquitySansAltItalic';'EquitySansAltMedium';'EquitySansAltMediumItalic';'EquitySansAltSemibold';'EquitySansAltSemiboldItalic';'EquitySansAltBold';'EquitySansAltBoldItalic';'EquitySansAltBlack';'EquitySansAltBlackItalic';
return $fonts;
} );

and to enqueue the css (same location as style.css), I’ve added:

add_action( 'enqueue_block_editor_assets', function() {
wp_enqueue_style(
'EquitySansAlt',
get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/EquitySansAlt.css',
array(),
'1.0'
);
} );

Brilliant, that works perfectly, many thanks threadi, Andy

Hi Tom,

Many thanks for your quick response and apologies for not replying sooner. I have very few edits to the child theme.

Here is the odd thing. I have now moved the WP Show Posts shortcode up to the second section/panel on the front page and it works perfectly. It seems that for whatever reason, it doesn’t like following on from the Event Calendar shortcode, which I have now moved down to the third section/panel, below WP Show Posts.

I’ll eventually uncover the issue, but I’m convinced it is not an issue with WP Show Posts, so I’ve marked the thread as resolved.

Thanks again, Andy

Hi,

Apologies, just reread your post and noticed you also asked about the theme. The site is currently running a child theme of Twenty Seventeen (2.0), exactly the same theme as on the other site where the menu options are displayed correctly.

I have activated Twenty Seventeen, but it made no difference. I have also tried deactivating and reactivating the plugin, but again, no difference.

The only thing left to retry is to reinstall, but I am assuming that if I completely uninstall the plugin I will lose the current podcasts/series?

Thanks, Andy