I’m attempting to add custom fonts to my WordPress theme but am encountering a fatal error. i tried to find its solution online but it was no where. Here’s the code I used:
// Register fonts
wp_register_style('font-awesome', get_stylesheet_uri(), [], filemtime(get_template_directory_uri() . '/fonts/font-awesome-webfont.woff'), [], false, 'all');
wp_register_style('Naskh', get_stylesheet_uri(), [], filemtime(get_template_directory_uri() . '/fonts/naskh-webfont.woff'), [], false, 'all');
wp_register_style('Roboto', get_stylesheet_uri(), [], filemtime(get_template_directory_uri() . '/fonts/roboto-webfont.woff'), [], false, 'all');
// Enqueue fonts
wp_enqueue_style('font-awesome-webfont.woff');
wp_enqueue_style('naskh-webfont.woff');
wp_enqueue_style('roboto-webfont.woff');
In Css:
--arabic-fonts: src('\\fonts\\naskh-webfont.woff');
--english-fonts: src('\\fonts\\roboto-webfont.woff');
[dir="rtl"] .container { font-family: var(--arabic-fonts); }
[dir="ltr"] .container { font-family: var(--english-fonts); }Can someone help me fix this issue? I searched online but couldn’t find a solution. Thank you.
When you use a term like filemtime without the $ sign, PHP interprets it as a constant, which needs to be defined first. The fourth argument of the wp_register_style function sets the version of your script. You can set it to false (the default) or define a constant first. For example, at the top of your file: define('VERSION', '1.0.0'); After that: wp_register_style('Naskh', get_stylesheet_uri(), [], VERSION, get_template_directory_uri() . '/fonts/naskh-webfont.woff', [], false, 'all'); This ensures that 'filemtime' is treated correctly.
When you use a term like filemtime without the $ sign, PHP interprets it as a constant, which needs to be defined first. The fourth argument of the wp_register_style function sets the version of your script.
You can set it to false (the default) or define a constant first. For example, at the top of your file:
This ensures that ‘filemtime’ is treated correctly.
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