You only need to name the font in RocketCake then "'Open Sans Condensed Light", of course. Static site generators allow developers to make a web site that has many.
#IMPORT WEB SITE INTO ROCKETCAKE CODE#
In the page html (how you wrote for the google-fonts) I inserted the following code Locally, it opens up an editor, where you can enter or import your text. I uploaded the font-files (ttf,eot,svg) into the root of ma site. Now I have tested anything and it works, but I don't know if that's another right (?) way: You won't see it in the editor, but once you've uploaded it to your server, it works.įor a google web font, add this for example as additional code in the header:Īnd as font name, when selecting text in RocketCake, type this into the font window: For permissions and the most current information about Windows PowerShell for SharePoint Products, see the online documentation at SharePoint Server Cmdlets. The capability to import from a library is a new feature in SharePoint Products.
RocketCake allows specifying any font face in the font selection window (just type the name of your webfont there). The Import-SPWeb cmdlet imports a web, list, or library.
Though we would be thrilled if you would get the paid version To show you how cool it is, you’ll get to sample all the power-packed features offered in the premium version for the first 21 days. You can manually insert the web fonts via css and upload them. Code enthusiasts will enjoy our Free Editor. Where can I find any help to work with webfonts in my site? RocketCake, by Ambiera, is a free web editor for creating responsive websites.
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