Anna

I solved it myself: it had to do with the fact that I didn’t want to display the first post in the archive. It says so in the settings that then the pagination is removed.

Thank you!

Many thanks for the answer!

I’ll try it and get back to you later

Thanks for your answer.

I had this problem after moving my site to another domain. The fonts showed a link that still ran to the old domain. I saw this in the developer console and adjusted the link manually via FTP. It was the Astra theme and the additional editor Spectra. You can set in Spectra: load locally. This is not so easy for a move with plugins to the new domain with move plugins. You have to adjust the folders manually, the folder structure is complicated for a domain move due to the local fonts with Spectra.
The plugin better search & replace could only partially help.

I had this problem after moving my site to another domain. The fonts showed a link that still ran to the old domain. I saw this in the developer console and adjusted the link manually via FTP. It was the Astra theme and the additional editor Spectra. You can set in Spectra: load locally. This is not so easy for a move with plugins to the new domain with move plugins. You have to adjust the folders manually, the folder structure is complicated for a domain move due to the local fonts with Spectra.
The plugin better search & replace could only partially help.

I had this problem after moving my site to another domain. The fonts showed a link that still ran to the old domain. I saw this in the developer console and adjusted the link manually via FTP. It was the Astra theme and the additional editor Spectra. You can set in Spectra: load locally. This is not so easy for a move with plugins to the new domain with move plugins. You have to adjust the folders manually, the folder structure is complicated for a domain move due to the local fonts with Spectra. The plugin better search & replace could only partially help.

I had this problem after moving my site to another domain. The fonts showed a link that still ran to the old domain. I saw this in the developer console and adjusted the link manually via FTP. It was the Astra theme and the additional editor Spectra. You can set in Spectra: load locally. This is not so easy for a move with plugins to the new domain with move plugins. You have to adjust the folders manually, the folder structure is complicated for a domain move due to the local fonts with Spectra.

The other thinks are ok. Picture, menue is ok and the links are ok. Only the astra-local-fonts are the issue with the old link.

I don′t know. I see this in the console: https://oldsite/wp-content/astra-local-fonts/… and https://newsite/wp-content/astra-local-fonts/….

This is the cross-origin. I have this issue: downloadable font: download failed (font-family: “Open Sans” style:normal weight:500 stretch:100 src index:0): bad URI or cross-site access not allowed source

@willybahuaud

Where do I put your debug code for Spectra?

I have same problem and I have posed new question for support.

I have solved my problem myself. In the respective block area I have assigned a span class per html and then I have designed this individually with css, quite simply in the Customizer CSS.

If someone still has a better solution, you are welcome to contact me here.

Yes, I have cleared the cache. And I have made all the settings in the Customizer and in the plugin for local loading. My two websites are not online yet, so a post here is difficult. The regular fonts load not locally.

Thank you for the great video. But: I have set all this up exactly the same way. Therefore, I assume an error in the theme or through the Kadence Block Plugin. 2 Intallations load the Regular Fonts from the Google server and not locally.