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Yes @Abe, I have done all the standard things one does to fix before coming to a user forum and expressing they are at their wits end. I’ve also googled the issue extensively (it’s not an unusual problem, it’s just unusual that the fix that everyone else seems to use does not work for my site), spoken to my host (who suggested I ask you how the Fontello icons are called from within the theme as I may be able to install another plugin to work around this issue), and all the usual plugin conflict tests.

Could you be so kind as to elaborate on how Fontello is called from within the theme, and address my original question about other plugins or methods that I can try to resolve this issue, I would greatly appreciate it. This issue has been unresolved for over 3 weeks now.

Thank you @Abe.

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I am still really interested in finding a solution to this problem. If anyone else can assist me, please let me know.

@Patagonia, thank you for your reply. I believe the .htaccess fix should be calling all versions of the font because of the first line in the below:

COPY CODE

<FilesMatch ".(ttf|otf|eot|woff)$">
  <IfModule mod_headers.c>
    Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"
  </IfModule>
</FilesMatch>

Is that not correct? Should I reorder them in that line? Should woff come first?

Also I don’t want to install any CDN as this has been highlighted as a problem in the first place rather than a solution. But thank you for replying, it’s good to thrash out potential fixes together.

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Hi @Abe, it is not fixed on my end, are you able to send me a screenshot of what you are seeing in Firefox?

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I’ll throw mine into the ring http://www.upbeats.co

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