Some fonts can not be applied

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#1

Some fonts can not be applied.

I paid the “use any font” which officially supports X Theme, and I am using it.

In the screenshot, the portion painted in yellow is the portion of the font that does not apply.

Can you get support for this issue?

Thank you.

#2

Hi there,

Thanks for posting in.

Would you mind providing your site’s URL? I like to check it first.

But it’s more recommended to contact the author where you bought the font. Their styling should have an option for override or class selection to apply the font. Since plugin and theme could have local styling where your font styling can’t be reached. That rules applies to any theme or plugin.

Thanks!

#3

hello :slight_smile:
my sight url

https://babo.tips

#4

Hi there,

Thanks, I’m able to check it.

The font is being applied on those text with yellow marking. This is the CSS being applied,

body, p, blockquote, li {
    font-family: 'nanumbarungothic' !important;
}

It’s the same font applied to other texts that don’t have the yellow marking.

Plus, this text, you should remove the style

<strong><span style="/* font-family: nanumbarungothicbold; */">vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config</span></strong>

It’s redundant since it’s already wrapped with <strong> which is bold font weight.

Or perhaps you’re expecting it to be different characters? What font should be applied? But based on comparison with yellow marked text and other texts, they all have same font styling originating from here https://babo.tips/wp-content/uploads/useanyfont/uaf.css?ver=1516023440

Thanks!

#5

The above tags are already assigned to the plugin.

However, it can not be applied only in certain parts.

And as far as possible, I’m trying not to use the ‘span’ and ‘a’ tags as much as possible to avoid using the English fonts in the menu.

Let’s try applying the above source as custom css.

I applied the source as a screenshot, but still the results have not changed.

WordPress is always the most difficult task to fix fonts.

#6

Hi there,

Try adding !important when adding custom CSS especially your font styling may override it too. Plus, you don’t have to add that CSS, as I said, it’s already applied and it’s originating it from here https://babo.tips/wp-content/uploads/useanyfont/uaf.css?ver=1516023440. Which is why I think it’s working.

Maybe what we need is a visual comparison of how it should look, could you provide more reference/screenshot where it’s working? Or maybe the font doesn’t have support for English text.

Thanks!

#7

To make a comparison, I tested it on the font homepage.

‘a’ feels slightly different
I wish I could be mistaken.

It looks like the font is being applied as a whole.

Maybe it’s the difference in font size.

Thank you for your support.

If you do not know, please attach the address of the official homepage of the screenshot and font.

#8

Hi there,

I tested the case using the Google Chrome What Font extension and all the places show the font as the one you have mentioned:

I am not sure how else I can be of a help here. Thank you.

#9

I was mistaken.
We have confirmed that the fonts are working properly.

This problem is solved.
Thank you for your help.

#10

Glad to hear it’s all good now.

You’re welcome.

#11

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