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Here are some of my common troubleshooting steps:
Browser support: Make sure the browser supports the WOFF format. If possible, use WOFF2 for better performance.
Base64 decoding: Check the Base64 decoding carefully to make sure no errors are introduced.
Font Validity: Test the font file on a tool such as Font Validator or W3C’s validator.
CSS Check: Make sure no other styles override your custom font. To test, try using a more specific selector to apply the font to the element.
Font Name: Verify that the font's internal name matches your CSS declaration.
Local Testing: Temporarily use a locally hosted font file instead of Base64 to see if the problem is encoding-related.
@font-face { font-family: swiper-icons; src: url('path-to-your-font.woff') format('woff'); }
Different Browsers: Test on a variety of browsers to see if the problem is specific to a certain browser.
Font Properties: Check whether the font has special properties or settings that need to be activated through CSS.
CORS: If hosted externally (non-Base64), make sure the CORS policy does not prevent the font from loading.
Backup font: Use the fallback font as a backup in the font-family
attribute.
Online Tool Issues: Please keep in mind that some online tools may have their own compatibility issues.