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I am using a custom font from Google Fonts that I installed in Twenty Twenty-Four theme editor. The font shows properly in local Studio. When I create a demo site, the custom font is not used. Checking the page source, the stylesheet shows 'localhost:8881' as the domain and not the demo site URL. Upon further searching of the page source, I find a number of instances of uploaded media where 'localhost' in the page source and not the demo site URL.
Thanks for reporting this, I've noticed the same issue. As a workaround, I've added the embed code from Google Fonts so the fonts at least load from Google's servers on the demo site URL.
Quick summary
I am using a custom font from Google Fonts that I installed in Twenty Twenty-Four theme editor. The font shows properly in local Studio. When I create a demo site, the custom font is not used. Checking the page source, the stylesheet shows 'localhost:8881' as the domain and not the demo site URL. Upon further searching of the page source, I find a number of instances of uploaded media where 'localhost' in the page source and not the demo site URL.
| @font-face{font-family:Abel;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;font-display:fallback;src:url('http://localhost:8881/wp-content/uploads/fonts/MwQ5bhbm2POE6V1LPJp6qGI.woff2') format('woff2');}
Steps to reproduce
What you expected to happen
Expected that custom font would be uploaded and used in page text display.
What actually happened
Default font is shown, shared site URL not updated for styling.
Impact
All
Available workarounds?
No but the app is still usable
Platform
No response
Logs or notes
No response
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