Problem with importing font in legacy custom character sheets

Hello, I've tried to import google font in legacy custom character sheet, however, for some reason the font only works on English and numbers. The font was supposed to work on Korean too.&nbsp; Is there any way to solve this problem? This is the code I typed. This is the font I tried to use : <a href="https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Gowun+Batang/glyphs?subset=korean&amp;noto.script=Kore" rel="nofollow">https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Gowun+Batang/glyphs?subset=korean&amp;noto.script=Kore</a>

Recently Roll20 did some updates that affected fonts, but not sure it it's related: <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/BCS/Updates#June" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/BCS/Updates#June</a> Did you check that you only have one @import rule in your CSS? If I remember correctly, you had to import all fonts in one @import, otherwise they wouldn't work. Have you tested if other fonts works in Korean, like fonts used in other sheets that display Korean without issue? Did you try if it works if you remove the weight from the import? Would it be possible to try convert the sheet to be non-legacy, and see if it import worked then? non-legacy sheets would have access to more features too. Here is a short LCS to CSE checklist if you feel like trying. How familiar are you with editing roll20 sheets, have you done it before, did you start this from scratch or base it on an existing sheet etc. Have you looked at the community wiki documentation ? Character_Sheet_Development/CSS#Fonts seems to say something about font variables like font weight maybe not working. Have you checked the Common Mistakes checklist? You could also increase CSS specificity by having a class like, in case roll20's default fonts are still overriding your font. .charsheet *, :root{ font-family: "Gowun Batang", serif; }

Hello! Sorry for the late reply. I have been bit busy past days and completely forgot to check. Here's my response for the questions:&nbsp; 1. Yes, I checked and it's all in one @import. I'm assuming the import feature isn't the one making the issue. 2. No, I went through other sheets and Korean fonts, and I believe none of the legacy sheets are working with Korean. Somehow the fonts only work with English.&nbsp; However, non-legacy sheets does display the Korean font. 3. Yes, however, it still didn't work. 4. I would like to, but the custom sheet is not owned by me, so it would be best to keep it as legacy sheet. If is keeps on not working, I will try to make it by my own though.&nbsp; 5. Not much. Pretty sure my knowledge is below beginner. I only understand bits and pieces of editing roll20 sheets. I usually just use other people's sheet and edit one or two lines of the codes.&nbsp; 6. Yes, I checked all the wikis and tried to fix it. Although none of them really worked. 7. Yes, when I checked the wikis, I also read this page too.&nbsp; I also added the line in the code, however, the serif font was still overriding the google font. Thanks for the genuine help though!