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Updated. Nothing changed.

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What do you suggest me to do? Put static images inside a text-box?

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Sure not. Because if I put it 1/1 all the images get stretched and depixelated.

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After the update it looks like it works now only if I set it for every item separately.

Theme options > Default Meta Options > Default Detail Media … still doesn’t seem to the trick.

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I tried this several times, but it doesn’t affect the items. The same happens with related articles / items. Whenever I turn it on or off changes are not visible..

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Thanks for the quick reply Ed!

So practically it’s set for each page individually?

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And the worst part is when I change to another demo content, both templates kind of mix together..so It gets all ruined.

I’m reinstalling wordpress for the third time now…

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Hey gregers,

I already tried that months ago, thanks for your help.

The only solution that worked for me was to embed it directly inside the head tags with a plugin. If I called the google fonts through @import in the custom css box and tried to style the elements, it didn’t work…

I know that they use the Google fonts through Google web font uploader and they depend on Google/Adobe for bug fixes / updates, but sincerely this is not my nor anybody elses concern. It should work out of the box and shouldn’t require WordPress users (who mostly are not web developers), to ‘code’ it manually as they suggest (which for me worked only after weeks of desperate attempts and I have some fair CSS knowledge).

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@import url(http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Oswald&subset=latin,latin-ext);

Was added in the custom CSS box and then applied to all elements… h1, h2, etc nav .menu li… yet nothing changes. it’s frustrating…it’s been 6 months without any update regarding the Google Font subsets. Everytime there is a latin-ext char, the CSS breaks and falls back to the sans-serifs and destroys the overall appearance of the website.

Despite my efforts I can’t get my page public!

I guess you don’t realise how many of your customers use the latin extended character sets…

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January…still no signs about fixing the issue…

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Yes, you are right, I didn’t check carefu enough, I am sorry. But still the problem persists;

I have Open Sans Latin-Ext for regular paragraph text and Dosis Latin-ext for headers.

– putting the @import code into the custom.css as suggested doesn’t affect the site at all.

– putting it in header.php works only for Dosis but not for Open Sans. Yet this solution is inconvenient for future updates.

– as a result in body / paragraph text (Open Sans font) the extended are not displayed.

I have practically completed the site but still can’t show it my customer because of this fonts issue.

Usually I sort it out one way or another, but on this one I’m helpless…

P.S.
I would also recommend for your future work to implement the option of selecting the cyrillic / latin-ext subsets because a lot of people are not making pages in English and it takes you more support time…