How can I serve my fonts directly
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- Eoin
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When adding a CDN to my site it breaks Google fonts and font awesome.
Can you tell me how I can serve my fonts directly, I believe it is the relative links that are a problem.
Which files do I need to edit to counteract this issue? - Owner of Square Balloon
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- Damir
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- How does it brake Font Awesome its locally loaded? Does the CDN have exclude files option?
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- Eoin
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It breaks because no fonts are loaded. Google fonts are replaced with Arial. Font Awesome is replaced by notation depending on the browser.
The CDN has an excludes file option. I can include CSS in general, although I thought that kind of was the point of a CDN (as well as images etc). That's why I was looking for a better solution (or what I perceived to be a correct solution).
I can also exlude individual files, although I assume the fonts are the wrong files to exclude, but the CSS files with the references to the fonts. My thinking is that it would be better if there was an absolute reference to fonts, although when I tried that it didn't seem to work. - Owner of Square Balloon
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- Damir
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- Can you post url of the sample page where this isn't working and i will see what is going on.
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- Damir
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You need to fix this:
enable-cors.org/
contact your host and see if they can help this is what i get in console when i access your site:
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