Since we are now replacing the Woo Framework method of outputting the font stylesheet links in the header, we should probably use the enqueue method of adding those stylesheets:
This will help compatibility with other plugins and will ensure the styles appear in the correct place in the header and use the correct html syntax (i.e. whatever tags the WP installation wants to use, allowing those to be overridden by a theme or another plugin where required).
Since we are now replacing the Woo Framework method of outputting the font stylesheet links in the header, we should probably use the enqueue method of adding those stylesheets:
http://www.webdesignfromscratch.com/wordpress-tutorials/using-google-web-fonts-with-wordpress-the-right-way/
This will help compatibility with other plugins and will ensure the styles appear in the correct place in the header and use the correct html syntax (i.e. whatever tags the WP installation wants to use, allowing those to be overridden by a theme or another plugin where required).