Custom fonts not loading correctly

Hi there,

I have installed soho gothic pro custom font on my website and it is not being displayed.

I found out the reason why it is not loading up, but can you please tell me how to fix it?

When page is being loaded, fonts are loaded as
@font-face {
font-family: “SohoGothic Regular”;
src: local(“SohoGothic Regular”), url(“aksharwebsolutions.com/ffm/wp-content/themes/Newspaper-child/fonts/sohogothicpro-regular.woff”) format(“woff”);

So if you notice, it is missing http:// in the URL and because of that it is not loading the right font. Can you please tell me how to fix it. My website URL is http://aksharwebsolutions.com/ffm/ and I am using this font in the menu for the trail.

Your earliest response will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Arpita

Hi Alin,

Thanks for your quick response.

I have installed custom fonts from there only and does above mentioned.

Thanks,
Arpita

This issue is solved now, but can you please tell me how I can install more than 3 fonts?

Thanks,
Arpita

Thanks Bogdan. I will try.

Hi.

I’m also interested in being able to install more than 3 custom fonts, so I found this topic very useful. Nonetheless, Bogdan’s last instruction did not make it for me. I opened the td_view_custom_fonts.php file through FileZilla, and edited it just as instructed in the screenshot shared by Bogdan. When I go back to the Theme Fonts section in my Theme Panel, I still see only 3 rows for adding custom fonts.

Here you can see what I did with the code on the td_view_custom_fonts.php file. Here you can see that my Theme Panel still shows only 3 rows.

Any ideas?

Thanks a lot!

Fidel

Hi Catalin.

Thanks for the response and warnings. I’ll pay more attention in the future to the details. Anyhow, for the non-pro eye (like mine), when I searched and found the file Bogdan mentioned, I logically derived it was the one to edit.

Anyway, I tried the editing options you suggested, this time not in the td_view_custom_fonts.php file like I did before, but in the td_panel_custom_fonts.php file you mentioned. Now the change affected the design, but the results are kind of messy: I lost my Theme Panel’s background image, and could not see the Theme Fonts options any more.

What should I do? I appreciate a lot your time and effort on this matter. Thanks again,

Fidel