Thanks a lot! I will try this and revert.

Thanks again,

Regards,

Thanks a lot, I think this should solve the problem!

I tried Live CSS feature for some color change and it’s working. I have added the font code too.

Where should I add the font link? in the header.php file as you have shown? I have migrated from Joomla, where in the backend there is a facility to edit header.php. Does WordPress have similar facility? I tried using the custom code facility in the theme panel, but it is not working.

Regards,

A correction, the site can be viewed by anyone, but we haven’t shared the domain to anyone!

It is cybersafar.org/wp

Currently the site is not open for public.

Please let me know if you need access details.

Thanks!

Now this is getting interesting!

I did exactly as you directed and seeing the Muktavaani font in the inspect panel, but the font on the front page is not that!

Please see these three images.

Image-1 cs-1-with Muktavaani font rendering
https://cybersafar.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/cs-1-with-Muktavaani-font-rendering.jpg
This is from my old joomla site, where the MuktaVaani font is rendered properly.

Image-2 cs-2-Not-rendering-Muktavaani-font.jpg
https://cybersafar.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/cs-2-Not-rendering-Muktavaani-font.jpg
This is the same content, from the new WordPress site with newspaper template, where the Chrome Inspect is showing MuktaVaani font, but rendering default Gujarati web-font, Shruti, present in my pc.

Image-3
https://cybersafar.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/cs-3-Not-rendering-Muktavaani-font-on-mobile.jpg
This is a mobile screenshot from the new WordPress site, with Newspaper template. Here the font doesn’t have the default Gujarati web-font so body text of the post is blank. In the title and subtitle, I have selected Hind-Vadodara, the Google Custom font that is visible in the list without any upload. They are rendered properly.

My assumption is, for some reason, the template is using the default Gujarati web-font, even if we select MuktaVaani font. It is overriding the font we upload and then choose.

Please see if you can find the reason! I am sorry for keeping you occupied and thanks indeed for all your support!

Thanks a lot for detailed guidance.

I was setting the font for the post body and titles.

Still, will try it again as you have guided and revert.

Thanks again!

Thanks a lot! It worked, but didn’t solve the problem!

As suggested, I downloaded the required font, turned into .woff and uploaded in the custom font section. Now the font is displayed in the font selection drop-down list, but even after selecting it, the site doesn’t use it.
Whereas, if I choose the already available Gujarati font in the list (after enabling Gujarati support), the site uses it.
Am I doing something wrong?
On many smartphones, the web-safe Gujarati font (Shruti) is not present by default and hence need to use a Google Gujarati font.
Please guide.

Thanks for reply, but as I have mentioned, I have already used that guide and done what is required. My question is, even after activating the Gujarati font support in Theme Fonts > Google Fonts Settings, the font I need does not show in the font lists.

There are total 9 Gujarati fonts in Google Fonts, but only one of them (Hind-Vadodara) is visible in the any font dropdown list. Do I need to anything else, than activating Gujarati font support in theme?