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  • Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    In your theme’s style.css, try adding the !important trigger to the jedi-digit definition like so:

    .jedi-digit {
       font-family: 'muncieregular' !important;
    }

    Does that fix it for you?

    Thread Starter redpupmedia

    (@redpupmedia)

    Thanks.
    I put the style in the theme file as you suggested. Issue remains.

    Any ideas? I created a declaration for classes .top and .bottom and defined the font there as !important too but no luck.

    Thread Starter redpupmedia

    (@redpupmedia)

    I’m guessing its an issue with the font… it is only digits 2, 3, and 4 that are not displaying correctly.

    Thanks for the plugin! We will be purchasing the Countdown Control later today.

    Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    only digits 2, 3 and 4?! that is very strange. Are you using a special cufon or web-font? If so, how was this font added: As part of your theme, or plugin? Fret not, we’ll get this sussed out!

    Thread Starter redpupmedia

    (@redpupmedia)

    Yes, a web-font we are hosting. It is built-into the theme. There are two versions: Muncie and Muncieregular. (.eot .svg .ttf .woff files for each font, being defined (@fontface) by a separate stylesheet.css)

    The digits 2, 3 and 4 are displaying in Arial instead of Muncieregular. I did a test of the font numerals and as text on a page, 2, 3, and 4 display incorrectly even with the div has an in-line style of Muncieregular. (demo: https://themetonline.org/live/ under the video)

    I realize this is out of the scope of support on the plugin, but any ideas are appreciated.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter redpupmedia

    (@redpupmedia)

    The font had been encoded wrong and left out those three digits.
    The font has been re-encoded and the issue is now resolved.

    Thanks. It was our fault all along, Sorry.

    Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    Ah! Glad to hear you have it working now! If you are happy and you know it… clap your hands!

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