Any theme available not using google fonts?
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Hello everybody,
I run a concrete5 project for an institution. The webspace provider (data centre) does not support google fonts with higher versions of php (>5.6). Do any (standard) themes use google fonts, and which, if not, dont?
Or do I only have to deinstall google fonts from concrete5 after the install?
Thanks in advance,
Lovic
I run a concrete5 project for an institution. The webspace provider (data centre) does not support google fonts with higher versions of php (>5.6). Do any (standard) themes use google fonts, and which, if not, dont?
Or do I only have to deinstall google fonts from concrete5 after the install?
Thanks in advance,
Lovic
And it's totally free :)
Thanks for developing this tool, it helps a lot for guys like me, who are not really familiar with web design!
Thanks from my side as well, I will try this if I fail with Cahueya's advice!
The C5 Core Dashboard Theme also tries to call a Google Font but will fall back if not possible. Try mnakalay's package, it is great. Or - you can also embed any Google Font locally on your server independent of which theme you choose to use. Few Lines of CSS changes and the font files in the right spot and you're ready to go. You can easily get everything you need here:
https://google-webfonts-helper.herokuapp.com/fonts...
https://google-webfonts-helper.herokuapp.com/fonts...
Thanks a lot for your post. I will try to get through the guide for wordpress, assuming that I can adapt it to c5. Just one more question: how do I find out which fonts I need?
Well, this depends on which ones you WANT. So if you look at a site which you consider beautiful, you can use Firefoxes or Chromes Dev Tools to identifiy the font.
Or you can browse the huge library of Google Webfonts to find whichever you want. Thats totally your choice :-)
Or you can browse the huge library of Google Webfonts to find whichever you want. Thats totally your choice :-)
Thanks for your reply. So I have to check all the fonts used in the theme I 'd like to use, download and store them at the right spot in my webspace. Afterwards just need to seek for the css-file in the theme-folder and implement the code from this wordpress how to?
Basically yes.
Thanks a lot!
http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/elemental-cloner...
Will create a new clone of elemental and has the option to bundle fonts into the clone rather than reference them from Google.