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  Public Ticket #359303
Fonts, icons,menu
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  • Mat started the conversation

    Hey,

    Great theme, can you please help me with couple of questions:

    1. In Lovelo font polish symbols don't seem to work (although the font has them i Latin Ext set) - have a look at this heading: http://offsnow.pl/off/zakwaterowanie/ .Can you tell what can cause this?
    2. Is it possible to add more iconfonts to the 3 sets that you provide (fontawesome, etc.)
    3. Is it possible to add special styling to one of the menu links? Where is the js responsible for menu risizing when scrolling?
  • Mat replied

    ..also regarding my first point - I have the "Load Ext. Characters in Default Font" option checked

    4. is it possible to change "%" in progress bar element to different label?

  • Mat replied

    I've attached a screenshot where you can see that the problem with polish symbols (Lat Ext) occures only with Lovelo font.

    Apart from this - those characters exist in the font - 2nd screen.

    Please give me some advice.

  •  1,073
    ThemeNectar replied

    Hey Mat,

    1. Lovelo shouldn't have any subsets available in the list - checking the option for loading the ext. chars in the default font will only effect the Open Sans font.

    2. Yes but it would require custom development to get them to appear in the shortcode generator - just adding them into the site itself could be accomplish with css alone (enqueuing them with font face)

    3. Check the Init.js file located js directory and search for the "smallNav()" and "bigNav()".

    4. You'd need to edit the shortcode-processing.php file which is located in the nectar/tinymcemdirectory in regards

    Cheers

  • Mat replied

    Thanks,

    still - what can I do about Lovelo - it does have the characters in the font file but doesn't display them on page - is there a fix for that?

  •  8,847
    Tahir replied

    Hey Mat!

    You're going to have to use css font-face to load the font in and assign it - you can actually see an example of this near the top of the style.css stylesheet in the theme (where open sans is loaded). Here's an in depth tutorial to explain it as well :)

    http://zoerooney.com/blog/tutorials/installing-web-fonts-start-to-finish/

    Cheers


    ThemeNectar Support Team