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hi there,
I want to use the google fonts locally on my server (not loaded by google anymore). Herefore I downloaded the fonts with https://google-webfonts-helper.herokuapp.com/fonts/open-sans?subsets=latin – in which file do I have to upload the font files now so that I can choose them in kleo settings backend > Fonts under the dropdown menu “Standard Fonts”
How can it also be avoided that roboto condensed font will be further loaded by google maps from the google servers? I found this
Do you have a short instruction guide to do so for me?
thanks a lot!
Hi,
You will need to go to WP Admin > Theme Options > Fonts a click the X for each font where you have selected a Google Font.
Once you have done this follow the instructions herokuapp and create a folder on your server in the location you specified when generating your CSS. Upload the files it generated for you into that folder and add your custom font related CSS into the KLEO Child theme’s style.css via WP Admin > Appearance > Editor > KLEO Child > Style.css
If Roboto Condensed is loaded by Google Maps we have no control over it and I am unaware of a way to stop this default behaviour.
You’ll need to completely purge your website cache, CDN and browser cache to see the changes. Use F12 > Sources in the browser to confirm the fonts are not loaded externally.
Thanks,
Kieran
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can I get my locally stored “Open Sans” Font in theme settings > Fonts
under “Standard Fonts”
somehow I do not see there “Open Sans” under “STandard Fonts” but still under “Google Fonts”Hi,
If you set any Google Font in Theme Options > Fonts it will load it directly from fonts.gstatic.com and would therefore nullify the purpose of loading the fonts from your own server.
If you are manually loading fonts (locally) you should have no font set in Theme Options > Fonts. You will set the font, and how it is used, yourself with CSS.
Open Sans is a font that is exclusive to Google Fonts as is not pre-installed on Windows or Mac – it will therefore not appear in the list of standard fonts.
Thanks,
Kieran
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