[Pro] Google fonts, just cannot get to work

I’ve spent hours now trying to get Google fonts to work.

I’ve read the knowledgeable article, watched Walter’s video, read the Google instructions etc. all to no avail.

I can see the correct font in ‘Page’ view, but not in preview or in any browser. I’ve created a new site - see link - with no success.

I have the Freeway templates that use Google fonts and they are fine.

I’ve checked the html and it looks correct. I’ve read countless posts on FreewayTalk for clues.

Any ideas?

http://www.imieurope.com/inflow/test.html


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Not sure how you edited/created your styles ie H1 and p but this is the code I see for the H1

font-family: font-family: 'Pontano Sans', sans-serif;

Note how font-family is repeated

It should read

font-family: 'Pontano Sans', sans-serif;

Change that for the H1 and the p and you will be sorted.

David


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Hi Mike,

Your code is malformed – you’ve entered information that Freeway already
supplies, which has garbled the output. Here’s a quick synopsis:

This is the code Freeway has generated for you — note the h1 and p
styles separated out…

( see image in link - Mike and the Google Font Code )

The font-family property is duplicated — as is the closing semicolon.
You’ve entered this information into the Freeway interface despite the fact
Freeway supplies it for you. Go back and edit the font information ( menu *EDIT

Fonts Sets*… ) so that it looks like this:

( see image in link - Mike and the Google Font Code )

The Name and Screen Font are not important — whatever you have is working —
just remove the excess code as shown, understanding that Freeway supplies
this information for you.


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Thanks guys, that’s solved it! The reason for the duplication was simple, I copied the line from Google fonts:

font-family: ‘Pontano Sans’, sans-serif;

directly into the Font Sets instead of just the bit needed.


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