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remote fonts won't work #30
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Yeah I noticed that too. If you want to change the web-files yourself, I included a little converter to get the files small and in hex, see: https://github.com/spacehuhn/wifi_ducky/tree/master/esp8266_wifi_duck/html |
this seems to do the trick, just removed all the remote font stuff in the first part of the skeleton.css file, debug mode on firefox confirms it.
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@beamzer or @spacehuhn can you confirm that this modified skeleton fixes the issue? |
Found some time to do it, and it seems to be working! |
Could you please test if the Pull Request #64 fixes the issue for you? |
@Mr-iX: Yeahii seems to work! ;-) The different pages now also load nicely on a mobile phone without internet connection! Unfortunatly I had to desolder my Wifi Ducky in order to reflash the ESP8266... flashing via the Webinterface did somehow not work (can someone please decribe how that is supposed to work? Do I need to put GPIO_0 to LOW? At what time (boot time, just short it out to GND briefly?)?
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Hi Stefan,
The webserver on the esp8266 serves a skeleton.css file which contains remote fonts (raleway), but when i am connected to the esp i am not connected to the Internet anymore and the fonts won't load, resulting in delays to show the webpage. Could you remove those from the CSS?
I looked if i could do it myself, but the files are transcoded in hex.
thanks,
Ewald....
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