Hi,
@fyf works perfectly on a local installation. The live, remote installation however, gives problems.
1) I had to disable Drupal Overlay module because it would throw all sorts of AJAX errors at me when searching the fonts by name in the "browse" page
2) With Overlay disabled, I can select the fonts in the Browse page and click on Enable. I get the message "font enabled", click on Apply, and I get to select how to use the font. The form is saved correctly, however, in the page of the actual website, the call to the fonts is missing in the header (it's a google web font).
The issue does not depend on the theme (the same problem exists with own Drupal themes such as Garland) or on the plugin version (the issue still exists on 2.x-dev), and it doesn't seem to be related to directory permissions.
My newest theme is typographic, making fonts essential - please help.
Comments
Comment #1
darioshanghai commentedPlease note: also the css calls to the font seem to be missing.
Comment #2
darioshanghai commentedError message follows:
Comment #3
sreynen commentedThe AJAX error is a Views bug. Fixed issue here: #1376686: Error with Ajax enabled views in admin overlay for jQuery 1.7 and Views 3
For the front-end issue, some questions:
1) What font(s) are you using?
2) What CSS selectors are you choosing (or how else are you applying the fonts)?
3) What is the content of your files/fontyourface/font.css file?
4) Is this file loaded in the HTML?
5) Do you see any file permissions errors in your Drupal log?
Comment #4
darioshanghai commentedI was applying Droid Sans (latin) to body and Rokkitt (normal) to h[1-6].
Can't tell anymore the content of the directory because I deleted it earlier, which now somehow fixed the issue, but font.css was not being loaded.
Log doesn't show any issue. Really strange.
Can't replicate the error anymore, although earlier I installed and removed different versions of the plugin to no avail.
Thank you for your prompt response!