Hello guys,
I have installed and configure my blog and I have some problems and I need help.

  1. I need to add a custom font (IransansX), the fonts.zip package I have uploaded @(templates/ja_essence/Webfonts.zip), I don't know how to add and use on the theme. (all font-family except monospaced)
  2. Font-Awesome are backwards! e.g. if I add an icon to the menu, font-awesome and text go backward. And it is wrong. (RTL and LTR should show same).
  3. I want to show authors on all pages as template demo, and remove Author box from all contents(I couldn't find out what I did that they don't show anymore)


Best Regards,
Abdulhalim

By the way, my website is in RTL, and most of the problem is because of that.

    I am so sorry I checked my website, I think the issue is from my hosting, I need to replace it with another hosting...
    When I do that, I will reply to get support.
    Thank you very much

      Hello again, I have changed my hosting, so I hope there is no issue for accessing. Anyway, I also have updated the first topic.
      Please, could you check them and resolve the problems.
      Regards,

      Maybe your hosting limits access from my place, could you add exception for IP addresses from Vietnam?

      I have talked to the hosting support, they tell me that because of lots of attacks from Vietnam, they block IPs and can't remove limitation. So... :-(
      The only way I can provide my Akeeba backup zip file... if is it OK?

      So, I fixed the 1st issue myself by adding font CSS to the T4, the second one is not so important... for the third question.

      This one, I had edited somewhere I can't remember, the authors name doesn't show anymore and I don't know where I edited

      I solved all issues by myself, and there is a bug in font-awesome fonts, they don't have to reverse as text or other elements do, the problem is @charset "UTF-8";.fa,.fab,.fal,.far,.fas {
      transform: scale(-1,1)
      }

      you shouldn't scale it, the correct one is fa,.fab,.fal,.far,.fas {
      transform: scale(1,1)

      Thank you,

      Glad to hear that you sorted it out!

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