If you're encountering an error while trying to integrate Adobe Fonts into your Webflow portfolio website, there are a few things you can try to fix it:
1. Check your Adobe Fonts settings: Make sure you have correctly set up your Adobe Fonts account and have selected the appropriate font styles you want to use. Go to your Adobe Fonts account, navigate to the project settings, and select the fonts you want to integrate. Ensure that you have the correct font kit or library URL.
2. Verify your Webflow project settings: In your Webflow project settings, make sure you have correctly entered the Adobe Fonts embed code. To do this, navigate to the Project Settings in Webflow and select the Custom Code tab. Paste the Adobe Fonts embed code in the Head Code section and save the changes.
3. Clear browser cache: If you've made changes to your Adobe Fonts settings or Webflow project settings, try clearing your browser cache to ensure you are viewing the latest changes. Browsers often cache resources, including fonts, so clearing the cache can help resolve font-related errors.
4. Check for conflicting code: If you have other custom code or scripts in your project that might be interfering with the Adobe Fonts integration, try disabling them temporarily to see if the error persists. Sometimes conflicting code can prevent fonts from loading correctly.
5. Test in different browsers: Test your website in different browsers to see if the error is browser-specific. Sometimes, certain browsers might have compatibility issues with certain font formats or embed codes.
6. Contact Webflow support: If you've tried the above steps and are still experiencing errors, reach out to Webflow support for assistance. They can help troubleshoot and resolve any issues specific to your Webflow portfolio.
Remember to document any error messages or unusual behaviors you encounter, as this information will be useful when seeking support.