Hello everybody,
serbian special characters are not being displayed correctly in FireFox neither in Internet Explorere. On the other hand they are working perfectely on Google Chrome. Do you have any ideas how to fix this? Here is the link to the website: nafta.ortooptic.com/

Hi

Is the font sub set supporting for this particular Google font? - I'm embarrassed but I'm not sure what sub set Serbian is in

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Paul

How can I check that? Where are the fonts stored? However, everything looks fine in Google Chrome, I'm just facing problems in other browsers...

If you go to Google and chose the font in the search box does the script set cover the Serbian script/sub set?

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Paul

If I go to www.google.com/fonts and if I choose Latin Extended script, there everything works fine . How to fix this?

Hi there you need to add the latin extended part for the that subset to show up. At the moment you just have latin. So you would add this to the font option:

Open+Sans&subset=latin,latin-ext

Thanks

Where should I insert this code Open+Sans&subset=latin,latin-ext? Which file?

Hi

Add the line to the template settings for the google font choice

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Paul

Should I insert it in marked area on the photo? Because if I do that nothing good happens, fonts only get worse...

When you say worse - what does it look like?

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Paul

Chrome print screen --->

Can you explain what is wrong - sorry I'm not familiar with the script type

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Paul

It should look like attached photo. Pay attention to fonts...

Anthony any other suggestions?

Hi,

I dont see the extended declaration on the page. Can you check to see if it's still in the admin?
Thanks

Sorry, what is the extended declaration?

Can you attach a screenshot of the google font syntax that you added?

Its the last bit on the google font code Anthony suggested "latin-ext"

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Paul

Can some one please help me to solve this issue? I have feeling we are going around in circles...

Thanks can see you have opened a ticket

I've added a link to this thread

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Paul