Font Problem after Cloning Site with Matrixify

Topic summary

A user cloned spuni.com to spuni.co.uk using Matrixify but encountered font rendering issues on the new site.

The Problem:

  • The original site uses a custom font called “Archer”
  • CSS code shows font family references, but fonts aren’t displaying correctly on the cloned site
  • Uploading the Archer .otf file to the new site’s asset folder didn’t resolve the issue
  • The custom font cannot be located in the Assets folder

Proposed Solution:

  • Convert the .otf font file to .woff format, as .woff files have better support for web font families
  • A conversion tool (anyconv.com/otf-to-woff-converter) was recommended for this purpose

The discussion remains open with one potential solution offered but not yet confirmed as resolved.

Summarized with AI on November 21. AI used: claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929.

Hi there,

I cloned spuni.com and deployed the clone on spuni.co.uk.

For the life of me I cannot figure out why the fonts are not working on Spuni.co.uk.

I see the following code in my CSS:

// $settings-font-stack-header: {{ header_font.family }}, {{ header_font.fallback_families }};
$settings-font-stack-header: ‘Archer 6r’,‘Archer A’,‘Archer B’, {{ header_font.fallback_families }};

So as I understand it, Spuni.com is using a custom font called Archer. But I cannot find this custom font uploaded to the Assets folder.

Can anyone offer some advice regarding this?

Also, I did try uploading the Archer font to the asset folder of the new site but it says .otf is not a valid file type.

@Oceans247 you need to convert otf file to woff file cause woff file support for font family :
you can convert from here : https://anyconv.com/otf-to-woff-converter/