The fonts that are used form this directory are included in the css via the @font-face option.
On the export we could find the places this occurs and then find out exactly which fonts we need to include via <link> tags in the header of the export html.
The fonts that are used form this directory are included in the css via the @font-face option.
On the export we could find the places this occurs and then find out exactly which fonts we need to include via <link> tags in the header of the export html.
So for example this code in the raw theme css
@font-face { /fonts/ opensans/ OpenSansLightIt alic.eot" ) format( "embedded- opentype" ), url(".. /fonts/ opensans/ OpenSansLightIt alic.woff2" ) format("woff2"), url(".. /fonts/ opensans/ OpenSansLightIt alic.woff" ) format("woff"), url(".. /fonts/ opensans/ OpenSansLightIt alic.ttf" ) format("truetype"), url(".. /fonts/ opensans/ OpenSansLightIt alic.svg# OpenSansLightIt alic") format("svg");
font-family: "Open Sans";
font-style: italic;
font-weight: 300;
src: url("..
}
we would find out the font-family, font-style, and font-weight so we can make a /fonts. googleapis. com/css? family= Open+Sans: i300' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>
<link href='https:/
To fetch the correct font
It would be worth doing a check of what the google api returns so that if google doesn't know about the font we still include the local one in the zip