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@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ Because we're planning on using Angular CLI, we'll want to set the `src` propert
> font-weight: 800;
> src: url("#{$base_path}/foundry_sterling_extra_bold.otf") format('opentype')
> }
>
>
> // ... Other @font-face declarations
> }
> ```
@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ npm i ecp-private-assets
## `angular.json` modification {#angular-json}
Once this is done, two steps are required. First, add the following to `angular.json`'s `assets` property. This will copy the files from `ecp-private-assets` to `/assets` once you setup a build.
Once this is done, two steps are required. First, add the following to `angular.json`'s `assets` property. This will copy the files from `ecp-private-assets` to `/assets` once you setup a build.
```json
{
@@ -201,14 +201,13 @@ This way, when we use the CSS `url('/assets/')`, it will point to our newly appo
Now that we have our assets in place, we need to import the CSS file into our app.
If your app utilizes `postcss`'s `import` plugin or if you're using vanilla CSS, add the following line to your `main.scss` file:
```css
@import "ecp-private-assets/fonts/foundry_sterling.css";
```
> Remember to keep the `@import`s at the top of your file, as you will receive an error otherwise.
> Remember to keep the `@import`s at the top of your file, as you will receive an error otherwise.
However, if you're not using `postcss` and have SCSS installed, you can use the following: