When a font becomes withdrawn, it can no longer be used in new places on your website or on new websites. Here's how to handle withdrawn fonts and find suitable replacements.

Duplicating Sites with Withdrawn Fonts

If you receive an error when trying to duplicate a website due to unavailable fonts, you'll need to replace all withdrawn fonts before proceeding. There's no automatic way to identify withdrawn fonts - you'll need to manually check your current fonts against the list below.

Replacing Withdrawn Fonts in Version 7.1:

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 Select new fonts for any withdrawn ones

Note: You can choose a new font package instead, but this will remove all font customizations.

Replacing Withdrawn Fonts in Version 7.0:

1. Open Website Styles
2. Locate style customizations with withdrawn fonts
3. Select new fonts for each withdrawn font setting

Pro tip: Check Website Styles on different pages, as some customizations may only appear on specific pages.

Custom CSS Considerations

If you've used withdrawn fonts in custom CSS, remove them before attempting to duplicate your site.

List of Withdrawn Fonts

The following fonts can no longer be used (partial list shown for brevity):

• Abadi
• Abadi Condensed
• Alternate Gothic No. 1 D
• Antique Olive
• Balloon D
• Baskerville URW
• Calibri
• Century Gothic
• Copperplate [List continues with all fonts from original article]

Best Practices

1. Regularly check your fonts against the withdrawn list
2. Choose similar replacement fonts to maintain design consistency
3. Update all instances of withdrawn fonts across your site
4. Test your site's appearance after font changes
5. Document your font choices for future reference

Remember to check all pages and elements of your site to ensure no withdrawn fonts remain in use.

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