Post 9y5k7OS827nXe4eopU by JeffPaetkau@theres.life
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(DIR) Post #9y52fZHLtNbD5K6OlE by zudn@theres.life
2020-08-13T13:01:59Z
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Just changed theme. Does it work for you?R's Commonplace Book – God in the details http://randal.us/Just noticed they do stuff with Google. Reckon the fonts are tied to the beast?
(DIR) Post #9y53fPW8HlWAlQVL5k by zudn@theres.life
2020-08-13T13:13:12Z
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I looked at the code and it has a reference to Google fonts. So I installed a plugin to remove Google fonts. I see the monospace font changed to one I have on my laptop. Wish I could load this font for everybody. Is that a hard thing to do?
(DIR) Post #9y53v62KTwokyl2mDw by zudn@theres.life
2020-08-13T13:16:02Z
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Complicated process for a non-techie to load one's own font to a site.
(DIR) Post #9y54vMoKDSkoxPBbw8 by josias@theres.life
2020-08-13T13:27:17Z
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@zudn Wordpress is complicated. I have a site with it, but I don't deal with it often. It annoys me too much.
(DIR) Post #9y57V3j0qyVQ65qflA by zudn@theres.life
2020-08-13T13:56:08Z
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@josias Most everything I do is with WP.
(DIR) Post #9y59iRNaPyc58JKpxQ by ChiaChatter@theres.life
2020-08-13T14:20:58Z
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@zudn I just started my blog a couple of months ago, and used WP, which was a huge learning curve in itself. I wanted (a) different font(s) and couldn't make it happen. Hats off to you!
(DIR) Post #9y5k7OS827nXe4eopU by JeffPaetkau@theres.life
2020-08-13T21:08:51Z
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@zudn DIY custom fonts is a PITA not even getting into the legal rights side. Typekit (now Adobe) is an option if you want to move from Google (fryingpan into fire). Also some of the font foundries have their own solutions to purchase their fonts for online use.
(DIR) Post #9y5vBlQldt95Z4J7K4 by zudn@theres.life
2020-08-13T23:12:54Z
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@JeffPaetkau Yeah, from what I read it involves uploading and then code. Not for me.