Hello Nikos,

You can do this, but in older browsers Roboto will still be loaded. If you have no concern for older IE you can use this method.
You have to make sure that every Roboto instance is overridden.

If on the other hand you still wish to actively support older IE's (support IE8 by default) you might need to alter helper.php a bit.
PS. All methods methods work fine but IE8- will load 100kb more if you use the @import method.

Finally I personally recommend using the rel="stylesheet" method of embedding Google fonts because you will eliminate the FOUC effect.
In the upgrade package index.php will not be included so you can safely use this.

that's great, i ll embed the style rel code then in the index.php so there will be no worries..
regarding the responsiveness since it is something that i currently don't need, is there any bullet proof way to deactivate or just comment all the @media lines in templates css and remember to do so again in future upgrade? (i need 960fixed width)

i was used in tweeking the actual files but i guess you strongly suggest to do so on the custom.css to be on the safe side..

If you need to edit/remove/modify core parts of the template, roughly speaking you want your template to be a starting point, I would suggest editing directly template.css. You can safely adjust the upgrade package to your needs afterwards.

For this particular template (nuMuzik) which is completely responsive if you comment out the media lines the template will still be adaptive between the 1280px and 768 viewports. Personally I would advise you to keep this layout since it is more versatile but if you need to change it you need to override some CSS code.

If you wish it to have a fixed width you need to edit the grid itself

In your template.css (line 86) locate
and change it to

If you wish to add it to your custom.css just add

i had already done that, but i noticed, that it still would adjust to screen size, so i guess i had to comment all @media screen lines (at least for now, unless it is requested to be back as responsive)

also i need an advise, on an isssue which have two aspects..

the first one is that i need the site to support two loanguages, and since (i m not mistaken joomfish isn't available on j2.5)

the second one is that i need the choice to be inserted on top position between seatch position and social media link position..am i supposed to add on index.php a new pposition at that part?

JoomFish is indeed not available.

In out templates we don;t hardcode any language strings so translating won't be an issue.
Since K2 is compatible with both Falang and Josetta you can see the features of each product and choose which is best for your content.

As for for module positions you can safely edit index.php.

goodmorning

after having commented all media queries i noticed that on mobile devices the site doesn't fit to screen as i would normally expect..
i found a suggestion over here stackoverflow.com/questions/14228389/website-not-shrinking-to-fit-mobile-devices about adding a meta tag.. is this the correct way to go ? or what exactly needs to be done in order to fit screen and zoom in?out?

edit: i just changed user-scalable from 0 to yes and it seem to do the trick, although on android thre is sth wrong with the menu display, while on ios it is fine..