I have three sites set up with the Vantage theme. The font customization does not work with any of them, except on the standard 5 fonts (Helvetica, Lucida, Verdana etc). Those do indeed switch (but how boring!)
None of the Google fonts work. The dropdown selector works, but upon change it switches the fonts on the site to the default Times serif font.
I’ve tried disabling all plugins, and I’ve tried removing all Custom CSS. No dice. It seems like for some reason Vantage can’t seem to call up the Google font library.
Hi Ted
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I’ve done so.
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Thanks. I’ve selected Open Sans as the body font. It seems to be set and displaying correctly on the front end of the site. I’m not sure why you ran into a problem but it doesn’t seem to be immediately reproducible.
How strange. It’s not showing on my screen. I wonder if the google font library is being blocked by my employer’s server or something.
The Customizer setting should still save even if the external request is blocked on the front end of the site. Can you try saving the setting in the Customizer again? If it still doesn’t set, perhaps, try switching to another browser if you have that option at work.