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Ed – modified the font files to 755. I’ve attached the console error log screenshot. Thoughts? -Paul
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You must be logged in to view attached files.Rui – Your revised code has worked! Please incorporate into the next release. Thanks! -Paul
Ed – So which is the officially supported way to load custom fonts? I am unable to locate a log error re: folder permissions in this instance. However, I can confirm that the custom-fonts folder within redux has 755 permissions, as do the three font folders within custom-fonts. (wp-content/uploads/redux/custom-fonts/custom/myfontfolder/) The font files themselves are set to 644. Thoughts? -Paul
Ed – The instructions re: uploading a single font file contradicts earlier advice from this forum post.
Meanwhile, I went ahead and uploaded the font files via ftp. The theme successfully lists them at the top of the Theme Options > Fonts area. However, when I go to select a font for an element (say H1 in this case) I get a never ending loading gif animation preventing the font list from appearing. Thoughts?
ps – what permissions settings need to appear on the custom fonts files and their parent folders?
Ed – What’s odd is I don’t think the fonts need to be “converted”. The zip file contains web font files already. What would the system be doing as “conversion”? If I simply upload the fonts to the correct directory will the theme see them? -Paul
This reply has been marked as private.David – I deleted the custom fonts and attempted to re-add them. I’m encountering errors with this process and I have a separate forum post for this. Thanks again for the assist.
Hey Rui, nothing in the log accept a bunch of 200 commands. See attached screenshot. Thoughts? -Paul
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You must be logged in to view attached files.Team – I’ve uploaded custom fonts and they’re not displaying for me in two different contexts. I selected Avenir Next Regular to be the custom font used for H1 thru H6. See: http://bit.ly/2jzRdHe Also, the font isn’t appearing when I assign that font via the theme’s custom css area, for example:
.text-intro { font-size: 36px !important; line-height: 125% !important; font-weight: normal; font-family: "Avenir Next Regular"; }
Thoughts? Thanks in advance.
-PaulDavid – unfortunately this is an intranet site that I can’t supply access to. I have however attached a screenshot to this post. Note my modification to the css in the pink circle. This works thus far, but it might be nice to have the theme accommodate the search bar height. Thoughts? -Paul
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You must be logged in to view attached files.Thanks for verifying Rui.
Rui – thanks for the response. This particular solution feels a bit kludgey to me. Is it truly impossible to tell Swift Framework that this part of this element shouldn’t have content?
David – thanks for the response. After further research it seems seeking WCAG 2.0 compliance will be more the reality. Would that similarly not be 100%? -Paul
Team, I ended up making the following modification, thereby electing to not highlight an active dropdown ancestor:
nav .menu li.current-menu-ancestor > a { color: #7a7d78; /* whatever your standard main level default anchor color is */ }
Thanks for all the help!
-PaulRui – I’m not sure what you mean. But after examining the issue further it just occurred to me that what’s really happening is when we’re on the Advantages Page, the nav bar doesn’t know (or track) which link was clicked to get there. It shouldn’t normally have to. BUT because it isn’t, both navbar references to that page (the main Advantages link and the dropdown Advantages link – and it’s parent) ALL highlight to show that you are presently on that page. This is a different perspective than what I was considering in my prior post. I think in this case the only course of action would be to NOT highlight the parent of the dropdown child. Or not put multiple links to that page in the dropdown. Thoughts? Thanks in advance. -Paul
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