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Additional @font-face declarations 'unicode-range' and 'font-display'

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    kappe
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    Hi, is it possible adding to an uploaded font file @font-face declarations like 'unicode-range' (only need Basic Latin) and 'font-display' (want to add swap)? They're not working with the HTML Class such as ._Default in Custom CSS. You will know it for sure, I just had to find out first...

    At least I was able to get a fallback font stack with 'font-family' CSS, adding my font by '<link>' tag. I would be very happy about your help.

    Best
    Andreas

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      Richard
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      Dear @kappe

      Have you looked at the past Threads on @ font-face i noticed there are a few leads and maybe this points you in the right direction.

      http://laythemeforum.com/search?term=%40font-face&in=titlesposts&page=1

      Best
      Richard

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        kappe
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        Dear Richard, unfortunately these threads didn't help me. I've tried many other things without success, I lack the skills...

        As I said, it's about 'font-display' and 'unicode-range'. And my 'fallback font stack' solution adding the same font the second time by '<link>' tag was a bad workaround.

        so I wonder whether it's possible at all to add @font-face declarations to an already uploaded font afterwards. Is there any chance?

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          kappe
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          it seems to work now, thanks @sebastian for the hint. however, one css is sufficient for several fonts.

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            Richard
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            Dear @kappe

            Awesome! This is great news :)

            & @sebastian Thank you for making the Lay Theme Community stronger.

            Both have a wonderful day and best for the future
            Richard

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