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    Christen
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    I am using the most current versions of Weaver Extreme and Plus (WE+)
    I will be installing museo300museo_sans300 and museo_sans300_italic which are from Fontspring – their instructions are to install them in the …/wp-includes/fonts/museo300 (a fonts folder already exists in wp-includes)
    this confused me…

    the WE+ help pages say to install here …/wp-contents/uploads/fonts/ “font-family name”
    please confirm that I should upload all 6 files for each font to the following file paths:
    …/wp-contents/uploads/fonts/museo300
    …/wp-contents/uploads/fonts/museo_sans300
    …/wp-contents/uploads/fonts/museo_sans300_italic

    and then, one font family at a time, in the WE+ Main Options: Custom tab, in Box 1, 
    I ignore the dropdown menu,
    and, in item #2 I add the links
    <link href=’/wp-content/uploads/fonts/museo300/stylesheet.css’ rel=’stylesheet’ type=’text/css’> 
    <link href=’/wp-content/uploads/fonts/museo_sans300/stylesheet.css’ rel=’stylesheet’ type=’text/css’> 
    <link href=’/wp-content/uploads/fonts/museo_sans300_italic/stylesheet.css’ rel=’stylesheet’ type=’text/css’>
    and in item #3 I add  the font family and fallback codes
    font-family: ‘museo300’ ‘arial’, ‘sans serif’;
    font-family: ‘museo_sans300’, ‘arial’, ‘sans serif’;
    font-family: ‘museo_sans300_italic’;
    clicking Save family after each…
    Then, they will appear in the font dropdown menus…
    do I have to do anything with the stylesheet files beyond leaving them in their font folders?
    Thanks!
    (nervous doing something new)


    #22647
    Weaver
    Keymaster

    You will need to add each pair of link / font-family separately – 3 times.

    But you also may need to add an http://yoursite.com in front of the /wp-content/and-so-on, but start without that. We’ve just had some reports that that plain /wp-content doesn’t work, but it should.
    The font .css files will usually have a link to the actual font files, and those will have to be set up correctly – which usually means having the .css file and the font files in the same directory.
    #22648
    Christen
    Participant

    I added each pair separately and it all appears to be working just fine 

    Thanks!!
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