[danstrougo]

Hi Ed,
I’ve tried, but since in the same page the same character appears correctly and wrong, they blame the theme.

[danstrougo]

No Ed,

As you can see attached, the font already has all the special characters we need. They are just not displaying correctly.

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[danstrougo]

Yes Ed,

Now the THIN version is being displayed. BUT there seems to have an issue with special characters… The weird thing is that some appears correct and others don’t. Tried to Ctr+V the copy in both editors (Visual and Text) and the issue persists.

Have a look on the image attached. RED circles for what is wrong and GREEN circles for what is right.

Thanks

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[danstrougo]

Hi Ed,

On the fontdeck side everything seems to be fine. Because the ‘Din Regular’ is working fine…
Here’s a screenshot of the project.

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Best
Dan

[danstrougo]

laranz or any staff member,

Any help?

[danstrougo]

laranz,

Is not working. Even when I target the <h1><h2> separately.
There are a few pieces of css in the child theme. Can you double check if there is something happening?

Honestly I’ve tried everything and can’t understand why Neighborhood theme only accepts 1 of the fontdeck purchased fonts…

[danstrougo]

On step 2 they write:

div { font-family:”Din Display Pro Thin”, Verdana, sans-serif; font-size-adjust:0.49; font-weight:100; font-style:normal; }
div { font-family:”Din Text Pro Regular”, Verdana, sans-serif; font-size-adjust:0.5; font-weight:normal; font-style:normal; }

[danstrougo]

Hi laranz,

The <h2> is now displaying ‘Din Pro REGULAR’, so your changes made effect

But when I switch to ‘Din Pro THIN’, which is the one I want, it changes back to Verdana.

Looking forward to hearing back from you.
Dan

[danstrougo]

No laranz… weird.
Also, I can’t see where you placed these css changes. At “Neighborhood Child Theme: style.css” I don’t see any mentions to Din Pro Thin.

Pls don’t give up on me 🙂

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[danstrougo]

Hi Laranz,

In your screenshot, despite the correct font being listed in the css, your browser is also rendering the heading with Verdana. That font over there is not DIN PRO Thin.

Any help?? That’s making me crazy! :0

[danstrougo]

Hi Mohammad,

I still see the Headings <h1, h2, …> with DIN REGULAR, instead of DIN THIN as I’ve set in the Font Options of the Theme Settings.

See for example the image attached from a screenshot of my homepage.

Thanks!

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Worked!!! Tksss!!!