With new update crash all blosk. You lose all your content google front text bloks
I experiance multible problemes , I’m also using pro plugin but roling back to old version of basic free plugin seem to solve the problem. The pro plugin is running fine with latested update.
]]>Hi Danny,
After updating to WP 6.7 I’m getting this notice:
Notice: Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly. Translation loading for the olympus-google-fonts domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later.
But strangely enough you are loading it at init action. So I was not able to fix this for myself.
I notice that multiple plugins have this error after WP was updated. More info at the Make WP Core page. My site-language is non-English, debugging is turned on.
Guido
]]>Hi
I’m using “Font plugin” because my theme doesn’t have the fonts that I want: I use “Inter” for headings and “DM sans” for the base typography.
But when I Activate “Font plugin” my website Performance drops, and sometimes it reaches 86.
Here is a picture before and after I active the plugin and run it in PageSpeed Insights: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1D-ZE0jDct6CVSZ54MPn1_TQbuK6Q3qXf/view?usp=sharing
Any help would be appreciated
]]>Do you plan to integrate Adobe fonts with the Editor/Typography library? I’m running WordPress 6.6 RC3 and Twenty Twentyfour, but the Adobe fonts linked through the plugin don’t show and consequently can’t be assigned via the Typography Styles settings.
]]>I have just updated to Version 3.7.6 and get the following fatal error:
[09-Jul-2024 12:57:44 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function is_plugin_active() in /home/****/public_html/wp-content/plugins/olympus-google-fonts/includes/functions.php:424
Stack trace:
#0 /home/****/public_html/wp-content/plugins/olympus-google-fonts/class-olympus-google-fonts.php(113): ogf_is_memberpress_courses_activated()
#1 /home/****/public_html/wp-content/plugins/olympus-google-fonts/class-olympus-google-fonts.php(21): Olympus_Google_Fonts->compatibility()
#2 /home/****/public_html/wp-content/plugins/olympus-google-fonts/class-olympus-google-fonts.php(240): Olympus_Google_Fonts->__construct()
#3 /home/****/public_html/wp-content/plugins/olympus-google-fonts/olympus-google-fonts.php(25): require_once('/home/****/...')
#4 /home/****/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(324): ogf_initiate('')
#5 /home/****/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(348): WP_Hook->apply_filters(NULL, Array)
#6 /home/****/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.php(517): WP_Hook->do_action(Array)
#7 /home/****/public_html/wp-settings.php(550): do_action('plugins_loaded')
#8 /home/****/public_html/wp-config.php(91): require_once('/home/****/...')
#9 /home/****/public_html/wp-load.php(50): require_once('/home/****/...')
#10 /home/****/public_html/wp-blog-header.php(13): require_once('/home/****/...')
#11 /home/****/public_html/index.php(17): require('/home/****/...')
#12 {main}
thrown in /home/****/public_html/wp-content/plugins/olympus-google-fonts/includes/functions.php on line 424
Any ideas?
]]>Hey Danny,
Please consider using your changelog directly where it supposed to be instead of linking to Github. This way it would be allowed to see it in external services like MainWP what is changed in your newest version – thanks!
]]>Hi team,
I’m currently using a font from Adobe fonts on my headings. Unfortunately in my MemberPress course this is not showing up and it’s resetting to default theme font.
This is the message I received from the MemberPress Support team, let me know if you can help me.
When they’re using Adobe Fonts there must be some way that Adobe Fonts are being used on their site. We need to know how the Fonts Plugin pass font on site. Most of the time there is some local file in plugin but they will need to contact plugin author to get more details on how to include and use font on different parts of the site.
Let me know how to proceed please
Carlo
]]>Your most recent checkin to the www.ads-software.com SVN server is inconsistent. The checksums https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin-checksums/olympus-google-fonts/3.6.42.json contain an assets/blueprints/blueprint.json file. However, when you download the zip archive, the file is missing.
This causes a verification error when you run wp plugin verify-checksums olympus-google-fonts (which my server does periodically to detect file corruption or hacks).
This file was present in 3.6.4. Please re-release 3.6.42 with the missing file.
]]>Hello,
after i updated the plugin to version 3.6.1, my fonts are no longer the same as before. They are now only displayed as thin (or maybe as a different font) and no longer as bold. When I change the font, it shows up as bold again in the preview, but after saving it’s thin again.
Can you help here?
Best regards
Before update:
After update:
Hello, and thank you for your intuitive plugin!
Everything was working wonderfully until the most recent update. I had and still have everything set to OpenSans, but my whole site switched to Times New Roman (or something that looks quite like it).
Please advise.
]]>Google Font selection missing for block type “LISTS”.
Perhaps add selection in ‘Advanced –> Content’
Thank you ??
]]>Is there any reason why the CSS for the font(s) & variation(s) is simply included as CSS directly on each webpage?
It’s certainly helpful that there’s some caching in how that inline CSS is being pulled into a page, but I’m wondering why it wouldn’t be better to have it where that CSS is then saved out as a CSS file to then be enqueued on pages accordingly (or at least available as a setting where it’s a dropdown to choose between “inline” [current method] or “saved to filesystem” [newly suggested method] for how the CSS is loaded onto pages; other plugins [ex. Max Mega Menu, assorted page builders, etc.] have done something similar when custom CSS is involved to allow for a potentially more optimal way of loading their custom CSS for visitors.)
I bring this up since I’m seeing something like 45KB of inline CSS on a site that’s then being included in the HTML of every single webpage when using this plugin with 3 fonts selected. I imagine a site with a good handful of fonts would see its webpage filesizes increase even further & potentially to a rather noticeable degree.
– Potential Implementation –
Couldn’t it be set up so this plugin has a folder in wp-content/uploads/ which then has the CSS that’d otherwise be included directly onto all webpages be saved out as a CSS file & enqueued on pages to keep the webpage itself slimmer while also taking advantage of browser caching, making that CSS more available to minify/combine via optimization plugins, etc.?
At that point, I’d imagine the CSS files could be named with timestamps so a webpage that’s cached server-side & might want to pull an older version of the CSS can do so while freshly generated pages can have it grab the latest timestamp on record for that CSS (while then having it clean up those older CSS files after a set [possibly configurable] duration like a month or so…? *Possibly then doing so whenever the plugin’s settings are saved to avoid needing to get cron events involved while that’s when it would generate the new CSS file anyway to then also check the existing CSS file timestamps to delete anything that’s older than the max age.) I also bring up timestamped files since this would need to account for browser caching where having it keep the same file name might cause changes to the plugin’s settings to be quite delayed for visitors depending on a site’s browser caching setup.
Not saying it needs to be the new default (though that could certainly be considered.) I just think there can be a case where offering this would help optimize the performance of a site in a few, potentially impactful, ways (especially when the number of fonts adds up for a given site; load it once & have it be in browser cache while browsing additional pages compared to having all of that CSS be loaded as part of every webpage visited seems like a clear optimization opportunity for this plugin.) Maybe this is already an option that I haven’t come across so definitely let me know if there’s a way to do this. Otherwise, I’d be curious to hear what the thoughts/concerns are about getting this added as an option.
]]>From email support: “..every time the writing appears: Thank you for installing Google Fonts for WordPress! Configure your fonts here: WordPress Customizer, how can I remove it permanently?“
This (x) dimiss button should work, but if it doesn’t we have a backup solution to permenently remove the notice. Simply visit this URL:
yoursite.com/wp-admin/dismiss_ogf_welcome=true
(Replace yoursite.com with your own URL.)
]]>Hi Danny,
With WP 6.4 and debugging turned on I get this warning:
Notice: Function wp_enqueue_script() was called incorrectly. “wp-editor” script should not be enqueued together with the new widgets editor (wp-edit-widgets or wp-customize-widgets).
Guido
]]>Hi!
I updated a client’s website and got a PHP error message:
An error of type E_COMPILE_ERROR was caused in line 25 of the file /home2/tranqu1l/kimberlywilsontherapy.com/wp-content/plugins/olympus-google-fonts/olympus-google-fonts.php. Error message: require_once(): Failed opening required ‘class-olympus-google-fonts.php’ (include_path=’.:/opt/cpanel/ea-php74/root/usr/share/pear’)
I wanted to check in what this could be about? The site is accessible and there are no visible changes, but I would still like to be sure that aren’t any glitches somewhere else that need to be address.
Thanks in advance for your insights!
Hi Dan,
Thanks for your email alerting me to the new font helper tool that you offer for free. I’m using the Pro version of your plugin and discovered with that tool that I have a font that is a .woff, not. a .woff2.
/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/assets/fonts/WooCommerce.woff
How do I either remove that font or change it to the correct format?
BTW, I have used your plugin for several years on two of my sites. I appreciate that you continuously provide updates and how reliable your font plugin is.
Best,
Fred
This is not a support request – just wondering if anyone knows a “Fonts Plugin” expert who does website work and help configure it for a site to make it look great. We’ve love to hire one.
]]>Hi
I’d like to use the Google Font Instrument Sans, but unfortunately it isn’t available in the drop down. Could you please add it for me?
Thanks!
Hello,
I use that plugin since a long time now. In my “classic editor”, I was able to choose a specific size to my text in “Pt”.
I’ve recently update the plugin to 3.3.8 and WP 6.2
i also use “disabled-gutenberg” plugin
Now If I select my text announced, for instance in “12pt”, the available size proposed is now in “Px”.
I don’t have any idea where I could fix or check that problem.
Other user have that problem ?
Hello. I got a notification that Google Fonts had failed to update.
These plugins failed to update:
– Fonts Plugin | Google Fonts Typography (from version 3.3.7 to 3.3.8) : https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/olympus-google-fonts/
I went to my WordPress dashboard, and the plugin is no longer even shown there among other plugins. I tried to install it again, and it says: Installation failed: Destination folder already exists.
The fonts on my site have been reverted to default too.
My theme is Woocommerce Storefront. WordPress 6.2 (the latest one).
Please help
]]>Hi, just wondered if this plugin is planned to be compatible with new WP 6.2 Typography settings?
It would be nice to have those Google fonts there.
]]>Hi,
I’m building my website at the moment so when you search for our site, you’ll probably not find it.I use the Fonts Plugin and i’m able to change my fonts how I like it but my links keep changing to the default font. I can’t find where to change that. It’s probably really easy to fix but I hope you can help. I use the free version of the plugin.Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Team Avalinn
This block contains an error and cannot be viewed. This happened after the update. Repeats on all pages. Font cache cleared
]]>A user has reported this error via email, posting here to track resolution and see if other users are experiencing the same:
]]>I get this error message since a few days
Warning: Undefined array key “s” in …/wp-content/plugins/olympus-google-fonts/includes/class-ogf-fonts.php on line 97
Do other Plugin?users report the same problem?
Hi,
I need to add different background color to several text blocks, and manage the padding so that the text isn’t flush with the border of the text box.
Is there a way to do this with this plugin?
Could you provide me with the CSS Codes?
Thank you so much!
I love this plugin.
I found several I18N issues, and I listed modified code as the following.
\includes\customizer\controls\class-ogf-customize-upsell-control.php
Line 32
<h2 class="upsell__title"><?php esc_html_e( 'Upgrade to Fonts Plugin Pro', 'olympus-google-fonts' ); ?></h2>Line 34 to 37
<li><?php esc_html_e( '?</img> Unlock Font Size & Color', 'olympus-google-fonts' ); ?></li>
<li><?php esc_html_e( '??</img> Host Fonts Locally', 'olympus-google-fonts' ); ?></li>
<li><?php esc_html_e( '??</img> Optimized Font Loading', 'olympus-google-fonts' ); ?></li>
<li><?php esc_html_e( '??</img>? Upload Custom Fonts', 'olympus-google-fonts' ); ?></li>Line 39
<a class="upsell__button button button-primary" href="https://fontsplugin.com/pro-upgrade/?utm_source=plugin&utm_medium=customizer&utm_campaign=<?php echo esc_attr( $this->section ); ?>" target="_blank"><?php esc_html_e( 'Learn More', 'olympus-google-fonts' ); ?></a>\includes\customizer\controls\class-ogf-customize-multiple-fonts-control.php
Line 68
<select data-placeholder="<?php esc_attr_e( 'Choose some fonts...', 'olympus-google-fonts' ); ?>" multiple class="ogf-select"data.link>
includes\customizer\panels.php
Line 78
'description' => __( 'Optimize your site\'s performance by unchecking any font weights you don\'t need.', 'olympus-google-fonts' ),includes\customizer\class-ogf-optimization-controls.php
Line 46
'description' => __( '<p>Optimize the delivery of font files for improved performance and user-privacy.</p><p>Upgrade to <a >Fonts Plugin Pro</a> to unlock these features.</p>', 'olympus-google-fonts' ),Line 75
'description' => sprintf (esc_html__( 'Fonts will be served from %s instead of fonts.googleapis.com.', 'olympus-google-fonts' ),$url),Hello,
Thank you for a useful plugin.
Peas fix the following deprecated jQuery code:
jQuery.fn.change() event shorthand is deprecated Plugin: Fonts Plugin | Google Fonts Typography /wp-content/plugins/olympus-google-fonts/assets/js/customize-controls.jsjQuery.fn.change() event shorthand is deprecated Plugin: Fonts Plugin | Google Fonts Typography /wp-content/plugins/olympus-google-fonts/assets/js/customize-controls.js
Thanks in advance.
]]>Hi Danny,
Plugin changelog has not been updated with info about current verion 3.2.6.
Guido
]]>Is it compatible with the mobile devices?
]]>I had to switch off the Google Font Typography plugin because while loading Customizer I saw warnings on the screen. I enclose a screenshot:
https://tiny.pl/wfnjn
I installed a WP accessibility plugin earlier and I thought that it caused errors. I contacted also theme support, but they advised me to contact you.
Could you help please to solve the issue?