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Adobe Typekit Fonts not Working when Published

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October 17, 2018
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Hi There,

I am publishing a piece of responsive eLearning using a Typekit font 'Runda' and 'Nimbus Sans'.

When I upload it, the Typekit fonts disappear and the project reverts back to Times New Roman.

I'm entering the appropriate domains on publish.

What could I be doing wrong here?

This is my eLearning hosted on reviewmyelearning.com - the font has dropped off and is displaying as Times New Roman.

This is the eLearning within the Adobe Captivate program - I have under 10 type kit fonts with my free plan, which is under the quota.

Here is my publish screen. Enter in 'Typekit Domains', I have included : localhost, *reviewmyelearning.com, www.reviewmyelearning.com, reviewmyelearning.com, https://reviewmyelearning.com/

(I just entered all of the variations that I could think of - in case!)

I'm new with using Typekit, any help would be appreciated.

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Correct answer HKCROFTS

Thank you for replying so quickly.

What do you mean by wildcard?

I only tested after uploading to the LMS. For a bit of background - we have rebranded. I have re-uploaded the old brand version which is showing with the Adobe fonts, it is the most recent version that isn't. The rebranded version is just an updated version of the course that is uploading correctly (saved as new file), so in theory should work completely the same - just has new pictures. As far as I can think, they will both have been published with the same domain. It is a responsive project but we still use breakpoints as a company rather than fluid boxes.

As the previous version is uploading correctly, it makes me feel like some setting has been lost in the uninstall/reinstall as the course that's uploading correctly was only published a couple of months ago.

Update - there was a bug with the newest update that means typekit wasnt working with responsive projects. Adobe have fixed this and sent me a new download link which has resolved the problem.

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perpetuals58584532

Inspiring

Hello. I have the same problem with Adobe Captivate 2019 (v.11.5....) and now it's the adobe fonts domain. I have tried all the possibilities, with my website, with the clients website, but I always see Times New Roman instead of Effra. I just started using the Creative Cloud and I have Adobe for Teams.
As I mentioned it's my first time using Creative Cloud for fonts, so a beginner's mistake may happen too.
I have set *.enaspot.com as "adobe fonts domain" and uploaded it here: elearning.enaspot.com/Test/PWL335%20Advanced%20DVB%20Troubleshooting/index_scorm.html

Not sure what could be the problem. It's the first time I am using Creative Cloud and cannot even start using it.
I have logged into creative cloud, activated the whole font family, the desktop app showed the font as present, I was able to find the font under the Adobe Fonts subcategory in Captivate, entered my domain in the adobe fonts domain.. Im confused if there is something I did wrong...

Lilybiri

Brainiac

Fonts are showing up in the CC app? You have to keep that app open while publishing. Which Adobe fonts plan do you have, because that defines how many fonts you can have for free.

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perpetuals58584532

Inspiring

Yes I keep it open and I use the business - creative cloud for teams. Dont know more details cuz it's from the company I work on. At the end it does not matter, cuz I need basically 2 fonts from the same family (regular and bold). That's all, even one of the family can do the job. The thing is that all my content is converted into Times New Roman.

muchellebAuthor

Inspiring

Hi All,

After contacting Adobe their only suggestion was to update Captivate. I work for government, so updating software is a far lengthier process for me and unlikely to happen anytime soon.

I'm currently Adobe 2017. Does anyone with Adobe 2017 have this issue - I'm on 10.0.0.193?

It seems strange that I need to update Captivate to utilise typekit.

Michelle

Lilybiri

Brainiac

Please try installing patch to 10.0.1.285. I never had Tk problems in your

version as you can see on my blog examples.

Paul Wilson CTDP

Community Expert

It may not be related but it's considered best practice to publish to a local drive instead of to a network drive. This is often the cause of file corruption both in your project file and the resulting published ZIP file. I usually publish to my desktop folder.

Paul Wilson, CTDP

muchellebAuthor

Inspiring

Gave this a shot (exporting to desktop) and it didn't seem to make a different unfortunately.

I haven't seen anyone that's had this issue before, which makes it really strange.

The Typekit fonts obviously work on my computer, because I can see then on my Typekit website. I must just be doing something strange on my end that's somehow having an impact.

If anyone has any additional expertise or ideas to add to the conversation your input would be much appreciated!

Michelle

Paul Wilson CTDP

Community Expert

You should also include the dot. For example, if you are uploading it to reviewmyelearning.com, you should enter it as *.reviewmyelearning.com instead of *reviewmyelearning.com. Lieve is correct though. If you have a full Creative Cloud account you would be fine but if you are using the free account you are limited in the number of domains you can send this project to and have your Typekit account work.

One suggestion might be to only include the domain that you are using for review purposes right now. Later when you are ready to produce a final publish, change the domain to the final location of your eLearning when you are ready to publish for your final audience.

Paul Wilson, CTDP

muchellebAuthor

Inspiring

Thanks Paul.

I've looked in to this further and I actually do have full access to Adobe Fonts as park of my Creative Cloud 'enterprise' subscription. My mistake.

Regardless, I culled all domains to just *.reviewmyelearning.com - and the font still seems to appear as Times New Roman when I upload it.

I can't seem to find anyone who's experienced similar issues which makes it really strange.

Are there any other steps that I'm missing in the process? I synced the fonts, they're all active, they work fine in captivate, I publish and type in the domain.

Is there another step to it that I've missed?

If you have any thoughts please let me know

Michelle

Paul Wilson CTDP

Community Expert

I wonder if reviewmyelearning.com has some type of firewall present that is preventing your course from accessing Typekit. Perhaps JamesKingsley might have some thoughts about this.

Paul Wilson, CTDP

Lilybiri

Brainiac

Which type of Typekit account do you have? The free account with Captivate allows only one domain, which looks like 'localhost' in your ase.

muchellebAuthor

Inspiring

Hi Lily,

For some reason I thought I had a free account, but turns out that typekit comes as part of my enterprise account - it doesn't look like it has any limits either.

I culled all domains to just *.reviewmyelearning.com - and the font still seems to appear as Times New Roman when I upload it.

Any thoughts would be much appreciated

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