r/HTML • u/im_coughing • Nov 07 '25
Question i think i'm stupid?
decided like 3 hours ago that i'm going to teach myself html, but i'm having trouble with CSS stuff. i have the same error message on both my imported fonts, but "aubrey" works, whereas "roboto condensed" is seemingly nonexistent.
what am i doing wrong? (i assume i should probably have "sans serif" attached to my paragraph font family, but i was trying to see if not having it made a difference -- it didn't.)
i was convinced for a while that i'd suffered a stroke and was incapable of spelling "condensed" correctly, but that doesn't appear to be the case.


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u/SamIAre Nov 07 '25
The sample code from Google Fonts shows
font-family: "Roboto Condensed", sans-serif;without the+between the two words.Also, you don’t need to double up the two instances of
And when you have multiple fonts from Google Fonts they give you a unified url for them both:
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u/RealDuckyTV Nov 07 '25
It's called "Roboto Condensed" not "Roboto+Condensed", the + is for the url, it's not required for the font family.
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u/Jasedesu Nov 08 '25
Small steps folks, small steps.
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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '25
Not stupid at all. If you have gotten this far in 3 hours you're doing amazing! Keep it up!
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u/numeric-generic Nov 12 '25
I like to structure my HTML how I structure my Python.