I'm guessing Google fonts are considered custom.
It keeps triggering a "ensure text remains visible durring web load" issue.
the fix is:
"the easiest way to make the text visible while the custom font loads is to use font-display: swap in your @font-face style. This will solve the FOIT issue for most modern browsers."
Is this possible in wwb?
Custom Fonts
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Re: Custom Fonts
Depending on what version of WB you are using...yes. it's already added.
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Re: Custom Fonts
It is a setting I need to enable? It's not automatically doing it for me.
I'm using the latest wwb 18 on the latest update.
I'm using the latest wwb 18 on the latest update.
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Re: Custom Fonts
No, I don't believe there is a setting for this as it is added when published. Are you sure it is not being added? Do you have a link to a page?
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Re: Custom Fonts
I do see the &display=swap at the end of the Google Font listed in the header.
Maybe its a false positive because the @font-face is not mentioned?
Maybe its a false positive because the @font-face is not mentioned?
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Re: Custom Fonts
just checkin in to see if anyone had a solution to this?
@font-face is not mentioned in the code - so could that be it?
@font-face is not mentioned in the code - so could that be it?
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Re: Custom Fonts
Maybe you have selected 'external CSS' in Tools -> Options -> HTML?
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Re: Custom Fonts
theres two options:
generate external css style sheets for page specific styles (checked)
move external css style sheets to end of page (unchecked)
generate external css style sheets for page specific styles (checked)
move external css style sheets to end of page (unchecked)
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Re: Custom Fonts
Then you will need to "uncheck" this..theres two options:
generate external css style sheets for page specific styles (checked)
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Re: Custom Fonts
ahhh silly me. duh. lol
thank you!
thank you!