Google font

[wanybae]

First Thank you very much for this.

I used last time but it dose not display google font.

<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:400,800,300'>

but result image dose not display Open Sans font..
If you know this already I am so sorry.

[kevva]

It should. Have you installed PhantomJS before installing this module? You need to use the version we supply.

[kevva]

ping @wanybae.

[wanybae]

Thanks @kevva.
I think I didn't install PhantomJS. I'll try that. :)

[kevva]

You shouldn't. The correct version of PhantomJS gets automatically installed with this module.

[wanybae]

Upside is web browser.
Down is captured image using pageres.
I don't know why. I installed manually Phantomjs.

[sindresorhus]

@wanybae Try running pageres with the --verbose flag and paste the terminal output here.

Having the command you used would also help.

[kevva]

@wanybae

You shouldn't. The correct version of PhantomJS gets automatically installed with this module.

Don't install PhantomJS manually. You're most likely using a version which doesn't support web fonts.

[kevva]

As you see below, it should work fine:

[wanybae]

@kevva Sorry, that font is not Open Sans.

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Roboto+Condensed:400,700">

That font is Roboto Condensed and font-weight is default 400.
You can find the difference of number 9.
I am sorry bothering you guys

[wanybae]

@sindresorhus I tried --verbose but still same result. I tested on jsfiddle.net.

on my web browser(Safari)

screenshot using pageres

$ pageres http://jsfiddle.net/baepower/qxLbpn6v/1/ 1200x670 --verbose --delay 3

[kevva]

@wanybae, I can't really reproduce this. Could you try running phantomjs --version and check if you have it globally installed and if so, which version?

[wanybae]

@kevva

$ phantomjs --version
1.9.8

I think I installed globally.

[kevva]

Yes, then that's the problem. You need to use version 1.9.2-6 which gets automatically installed with this module.

[sindresorhus]

@kevva Maybe we should fork the phantomjs node module and have it never use the global binary? It seems that's has caused like 80% of the issues we've gotten.

[kevva]

Yup, sounds like a good idea. I have a PR over there too that I should finish which potentially could fix this.

[steoo]

I've the same problem, using phantomjs 1.9.2-6 installed locally and pageres installed locally, and also globally it is not working.