Little knowledge of this area, the syntax is probably wrong) and that didn’t work. I also looked up how to write the web.config version of the code and pasted that into the web.config file and that did not work (although with my htaccess file in the root of my website and pasted the above code. htaccess file, I have a web.config file and a web-config.php file because I installed this from Azure. htaccess file because my site is running on Azure. You should paste this code to htaccess file that is located in WP installation directory: This is happening because of cross-origin access is denied for your site. I asked the Bridge theme team why the icons were not displaying. Wp-content > themes > bridge > css > font-awesome > fonts The font files can be found here in my site: I have the latest updates of the theme and the latest 4.2.0 version of the font is in the font files.

The icons are displayed through using a font ( font-awesome to be exact). The code above meant that once you clicked on a post or page and moved away from the homepage, the url was still /pagename instead of /pagename. *Emma added the below to fix to be custom domain*/ To make the WordPress site work with a custom domain, I have added this code to the wp-config.php file: To give you some background to where this problem is potentially coming from… I have used a custom domain. I am not seeing icons on the desktop site when I squeeze the

I installed a theme calledĮverything is working quite fine.Except, I have no icons appearing on the desktop version of my site (through Chrome, Firefox and IE). I created a WordPress Azure Website through the Azure Websites Gallery.

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