Minify functionality not working with the Local Google Fonts plugin

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  • Plugin Support Kowsar Hossain

    (@kowsar89)

    @jmsstuff
    You’re right; it appears that the “Local Google Fonts” plugin isn’t compatible with WP-Optimize, particularly with the CSS Minification feature. In my view, adding compatibility for this plugin seems like a valuable addition, so I will consult with my teammates to explore the potential of incorporating compatibility with this plugin in the future. However, until such compatibility is implemented, I’m afraid you’ll need to disable the CSS Minification feature to get the plugin to work. Thank you.

    Thread Starter jmsstuff

    (@jmsstuff)

    Thank you for checking this. I’m new to WPO and wanted to make sure I didn’t overlook a setting or something.  And, I appreciate you considering adding compatibility in the future. A follow-up question:

    Is it just the “Local Google Fonts” plugin that’s problematic or does WPO have issues with locally hosted fonts in general? For example, if I don’t use the plugin and instead manually add l fonts to my site (as described here – https://docs.generatepress.com/article/adding-local-fonts/), would the “Process CSS files” work as intended?

    Plugin Support Kowsar Hossain

    (@kowsar89)

    @jmsstuff I believe it’s simply a conflict with the ‘Local Google Fonts‘ plugin. If you add fonts manually, it should work. If not, please let us know, and we will initiate a separate investigation. Thanks.

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