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I am unable to see installed Google Fonts in Pages.

Asked by Devrim Eryüksel 3 years ago Last activity 3 years ago

Hello,

I installed two Google Fonts in "Fonts book". After that, I deactivated Google Fonts. Now I can't see the installed fonts in my Pages anymore.

i installed Google-Fonts:
desible Google-Fonts:
i see not installed Google-Fonts:

Another way, i will upload TTF-Fonts, wich i download from font.google.com.
But i bekome Error "invalid type"

Here is my TTF-Files: download

Where did I make mistakes?

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Paul Frankowski Senior Staff

3 years ago · edited

Hi Devrim,

Google Fonts in Settings must be enabled - otherwise, you cannot use those which you chose from the list. Now when I enabled it - now you can use them.
There is full info what font must be installed :/ not .tff - this is NOT web format. In step 3 - font converter will conver .tff to .woff format. Alles clar?

Translate & read read #5. >> https://www.joomshaper.com/documentation/sp-page-builder/google-fonts-and-dsgvo-gdpr#how-to-upload-custom-font-in-sp-page-builder-5x

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Devrim Eryüksel Asked this

3 years ago

Hallo Paul,

I am not allowed to turn on "Google Fonts". Otherwise the fonts will be loaded via Google servers.

What does "installed fonts (2)" mean here ? are they not "local" after "installation" ? Why do I have to "install" if these fonts are not installed locally? I can use google fonts in my pages without installation. Totally misleading...

I go to "font.google.com" and download font-set. Then I go to "Font Squirrel Webfont Generator" page and upload TTF file. After that I get an error message every time, although the TTF file is not faulty.

Apparently the page can not handle all TTF files!

I have provided my TTF file as a ZIP. Can you test if you can convert or upload?

Why in "Font book" not allowed to install simple woff or woff2 files? must I necessarily use ZIP file from fontsquirrel?

P.S.: alles clar -> alles klar ;-)

Devrim Eryüksel Asked this

3 years ago

Hallo Paul,

With a lot of testing I have now managed. Indeed, "fontsquirrel" does not accept all TTF files I downloaded from Google.

Nevertheless, I would recommend to solve the process without the "third party tool". Easier would be to just upload your woff (woff2) files.

Paul Frankowski Senior Staff

3 years ago

All fonts on Google Fonts are 100% free, so you can download them also from Font Squirrel or similar websites, then you can convert file type.

We are not FS support, to tell you more about their restrictions.