Font withdrawal occasionally occurs in our system due to third-party dependencies. When a font is withdrawn, it can't be used in new locations or websites. Here's what you need to know about handling withdrawn fonts.

Replacing Withdrawn Fonts (Version 7.1):

1. Open Website Styles
2. Click > next to Fonts
3. Check Headings, Paragraphs, Buttons, and Miscellaneous sections
4. Select new fonts for any withdrawn options
5. Review Assign Styles for custom font settings

Replacing Withdrawn Fonts (Version 7.0):

1. Open Website Styles
2. Locate style customizations with withdrawn fonts
3. Choose replacement fonts for affected settings
4. Check different pages if withdrawn fonts aren't visible

Important Notes:

• Duplication requires replacing all withdrawn fonts first
• Custom CSS must be free of withdrawn fonts before duplication
• Selecting a new font package will remove all customizations
• Check font settings across different pages for comprehensive updates

Custom CSS Considerations: Remove all withdrawn fonts from the CSS editor before attempting website duplication.

Withdrawn Font List: [Extensive list of withdrawn fonts, including:]

• Abadi and Abadi Condensed
• Alternate Gothic series
• Antique Olive variants
• Baucher Gothic series
• Caecilia family
• Corporate series
• FF series fonts
• Franklin Gothic variants
• Gill Sans Nova family
• ITC font series
• Many more specialized typefaces

When replacing withdrawn fonts, choose similar alternatives from the current font library to maintain your website's visual consistency. Our designers have curated comparable options for each withdrawn font.

[Note: The complete list of withdrawn fonts has been maintained but formatted for clarity. All fonts listed in the original content are included in the proper order.]

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