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Hello,

So I have been trying to add two custom fonts for about three days now and I can't seem to get it. Also not sure if this is a Shopify or a shogun thing at this point.

I am using the Debut theme in Shopify and Shogun page builder on top of that, I can get the font to display on my computer but on other devices the default fonts are displayed.

I noticed on your screenshot that you wrote {% include 'css-fonts' %}, in case you haven't renamed that, it's different from the tutorial. If you purposefully altered the name of the file, Shogun is probably overwriting the custom font code from the tutorial since it's not being loaded into your theme.

You also have broken code in your theme.js file (you pasted CSS code in there instead of Javascript) which is leading to a multitude of different issues:

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One guide also said to remove the query string from the Shopify hosted files URL which I'm guessing is this "?v=1620764328" so I tried it both ways.

Then add {% include 'css-fonts' %} to the bottom of my theme.liquid

Might try to just find an alternative for site launch but I'll keep trying to get it! Might be shogun getting in the way now, so also head over to their support site to hit this from both sides.

Thanks!!!

We understand that your theme may have some custom fonts that you use for your store's branding, so why not bring them into Shogun? Bringing custom fonts that already exist in your theme is super easy, they can be used on your elements to make your site look great.

NOTE: The Google Fonts library is already built into Shogun's style options and is ready to use! This guide covers how to add any additional custom fonts from your store's theme or Typekit into Shogun. (If you're unsure how to add custom fonts to your theme, we recommend contacting your theme developer for assistance.)

The font name is case-sensitive, spelling-sensitive, and syntax-sensitive. It should be an exact match to how the font-family is written in the font's CSS. Some fonts will have single quotations around them (i.e. 'font name'); these should be included in the font name field.

Check the integration with your theme, the font will need to be integrated with the main CSS of your theme using the @font-face selector. If you are having trouble with this, we would recommend getting in contact with the developer of your theme, or with Shopify support directly - Shogun is unable to insert fonts into your theme.

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I had previously uploaded 2 custom fonts and had them set for my headings. Everything was working great. Something recently happened/changed and now all my headings have changed to a simple times new roman font. When I look at my CSS, all the coding looks the same, but the fonts previews (in the manage custom files section) are not showing the correct font. I am worried about going in and playing with the CSS as it took me FOREVER when I was originally creating the website. Is there a simple fix? Do I need to re-upload the fonts? I will copy and paste the code below in a comment in case that helps.

I would try reuploading the fonts. I can't think of what else could be happening. I have noticed recently that the images uploaded using "Manage Custom Files" have been changing randomly, causing me to have to change my CSS. I don't know why.

@alisonriley22 did you ever come up with a solution for this. I am having a similar problem with my website. When I re-upload the fonts it seems to sort the problem out, although it is happening quite often?

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