Did you have any luck with this? Apparently my website also appears different on iPhones.
I like your website by the way. Is that the storefront theme?
It looks quite different to my storefront website: The Wooden World
How did you get the 3 columns in the footer please?
Best of luck,
Paul
Unfortunately despite posting on here and opening a support ticket in my Woothemes account I’ve still not had any response.
For the footer columns go to Appearance > Widgets, drag & drop a text module into each footer widget and then add your content.
Hey, are you able to see the font on other sites? IE here https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Open+Sans
Unfortunately I dont have access to an Iphone at the moment I had to borrow my brothers to confirm the issue. But my business partner originally noticed the problem on his Iphone 6 so its not limited to a particular phone.
After thinking I’d fixed this issue I recently updated the theme and now Open Sans is only working on the home page, even in desktop browsers.
If I use Inspect Element with Chrome and look at the Sources tab I can see that on the home page the Open Sans is being loaded whereas on all the other pages it isn’t.
Please help!.
By adding @import ‘https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans’;
to my child theme’s stylesheet seems to fix the issue.
However, this means now the home page is loading the font twice, so it would be good to find out whats causing the issue for all the other pages.
Any help appreciated.
Can you share a URL to your site?
FYI Storefront uses Source Sans, not Open Sans.
The URL’s at the start of the thread, here it is: http://tinyurl.com/zrbhp9o
I’m aware the theme uses Source Sans by default I’m wanting to use Open Sans.
Hey,
Seems to be working fine on my iPhone. Not really sure what to suggest here other than trying a different font to see if the issue is Open Sans itself.
Just for clarification, I’ve now noticed it happens on both desktop and mobile.
The home page loads Open Sans fine, all other pages do not, unless I add @import ‘https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans’;
As you can see in the screenshots below, the home page loads the font twice, once using the theme’s code and again due to my @import CSS.
However, on internal pages the font is only loaded once due to my @import line, if I remove this CSS the font will stop displaying on internal pages. Hope this makes better sense now.
Home page
http://imgur.com/a/oyyOp
Internal page
View post on imgur.com
Are you using a plugin to add Open Sans to your WordPress site? How did you replace Source Sans with Open Sans?
I presumed Open Sans/All Google fonts came bundled with the theme? Is that not the case?.
If not, then how is it working on the home page without the need for @import?
It appears the Smart Slider plugin loads Google Fonts too which explains the double instance of Open Sans on the home page.
I hadnt realised the theme doesnt come with all Google fonts pre-loaded which explains my confusion.
No, Storefront only loads “Source Sans”, not “Open Sans”.
That said, you need to find a what is loading Open Sans in your homepage twice.
You can then just use the @import method or use a plugin to add Google Fonts to your site.
