Use no protocol to fetch Lato font #3234
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I think this should be //fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato:100 with out protocol :)
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@joecohens Changed just now.. :) 👍
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Yeah I commented and 1 second later you second commit was pushed lol.
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Should be squashed to one commit. :) |
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@GrahamCampbell Lol.. Sorry about that. Moments of epiphany got me doing two commits. :) |
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Lol |
When using https://example.com, the welcome page design looks off due to fetching the Lato font on http://. Ref: laravel/framework#7159 Better yet, instead of https:// or http://, //
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@joecohens This is all your fault. :-P :) @GrahamCampbell Done. Does that work? |
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Does this work on local machine with localhost? |
I don't see why it wouldn't? |
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Relative links will work as long as the page is served (unlike say, opening a HTML file from your local disk in your browser). |
Use no protocol to fetch Lato font
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Awesome! Thank you @taylorotwell. |
When using https://example.com, the welcome page design looks off due to fetching the Lato font on http://.
Ref: laravel/framework#7159
Update: Using no protocol i.e
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