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      We use @font-face in our custom themes for using 3rd party fonts. When I look at the Console in chrome I see a 404 error and the URL is not valid: /test-theme/css//test-theme/fonts/FrutigerLTStd-Roman.ttf.

      The other interesting thing is this only seems to happen when I use an @import statement in the custom.css file such as: @import url(test.css); Inside the test.css file is where the @font-face is located. If I move the @font-face into custom.css then it seems to work.

      The other thing of interest is that this works fine in my local development environment which has minifier.enabled=false. It seems that the minified version is what has the issue.

      I'm attaching a test theme which recreates the issue outlined above.

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        2. LPS-39451-theme-7.0.0.1.war
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        4. CustomFont.png
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              shitian.zhang Shitian "Shelton" Zhang (Inactive)
              jamie.sammons1 Jamie Sammons (Inactive)
              Kiyoshi Lee Kiyoshi Lee
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