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Vantage Theme and SiteOrigin CSS

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Alberto VIOLA
10 years ago · Last reply by Alberto VIOLA 10 years ago

Greetings to all.

First of all congratulations for the last awsome CSS plugin.
By the way, here my question.

I have a Premium Vantage theme. I have also a custom list of CSS selectors in Appearence -> Custom CSS.

Now:
a) if I add the last SiteOrigin CSS plugin, is there any issue regarding my Css Customizations? Does it integrate with my previous development Custom CSS?
As far as I know, It should be ok, but a confirmation statement is welcome.
b) more important, at the moment I have some limitations for importing font families. With SiteOrigin CSS plugin, is there more font choices and more font families support?

Hope the above questions are clear enough, otherwise please feel free to ask for more details.
Thanks for the collaorations, best regards,
Alberto VIOLA

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  1. Magus Staff 10 years, 8 months ago

    Hi Alberto

    SO CSS plugin will integrate with your current custom CSS. For Premium SO themes it replaces the built in editor.

    The font faces are not handled by the custom CSS editor so you will see no extras included with it. If you have access to a webfont you wish to use, either by files or via URL these can be added by using the standard @font=face elements in the CSS editor.

    @font-face {
  font-family: 'Inconsolata';
  src: url('http://themes.googleusercontent.com/fonts/font?kit=J_eeEGgHN8Gk3Eud0dz8jw');
}

    Please note that @font-face elements should always be the first item in the editor.

    Let us know how you get on

    Magus

  2. Alberto VIOLA 10 years, 7 months ago

    Hi Magus.

    Thank you for your help and advice.

    Following your suggestion at the moment I use @import…. as the first line in custom css for all those fonts I need. SO CSS (*) then to customize classes.

    This operation does the job in my tests.

    Thanks again.
    Best regards.
    Alberto Viola

    (*) I suggest to add sliders in this awesome plug-in for all parameters that require values. It saves a lot of clicks to the user and it's fasrer to input.

    Sent by mobile phone.
    Il 26/giu/2015 16:57, "Magus" <
    forum+13988-u17063-0b2aab02b811a5e76a2ecbaf348b2d8e1421cb75@siteorigin.com>
    ha scritto:

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