When I convert my fonts into woff files (using font2web), it produces a number of other files, mainly css and svg.
If I just place the woff file the font doesn't work.
Do I need to put these additional files in the fonts directory (or other directory) of fancy product designer?
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Deleted Agent posted
over 7 years ago
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There is no need for the other files, the .woff should be enough. Quite often downloading the font files from another source and using another page for the conversion helps.
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Deleted Agentposted
over 7 years ago
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There is no need for the other files, the .woff should be enough. Quite often downloading the font files from another source and using another page for the conversion helps.
When I convert my fonts into woff files (using font2web), it produces a number of other files, mainly css and svg.
If I just place the woff file the font doesn't work.
Do I need to put these additional files in the fonts directory (or other directory) of fancy product designer?
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Deleted Agent posted over 7 years ago Best Answer
There is no need for the other files, the .woff should be enough. Quite often downloading the font files from another source and using another page for the conversion helps.
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Deleted Agent posted over 7 years ago Answer
There is no need for the other files, the .woff should be enough. Quite often downloading the font files from another source and using another page for the conversion helps.
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