Sunny Johal

Hi @purpleclouds
Could you upgrade to the version I just released 2.0.4 and see if that resolves your issue please. Thanks

Hi @purpleclouds
Could you send me a screenshot of your browser console (so that I can see which js file in our plugin is causing the issue). Thanks

You can use something like dropbox or imgur and post a link to the image in this thread

Hi @karlaberg
Thanks for leaving a review, much appreciated.

Are there any error messages in the browser console when you load the customizer?

Hi @purpleclouds
It might be the case that there is an error somewhere on your site. Just to rule that out could you enable debug on your wordpress install check your debug.log file. If that doesn’t make sense to you please let me know and I’ll help further. Thanks

Thanks for the review @lukobe, much appreciated ??

Great, thanks for letting me know. I was wondering if you could leave a review when you get a moment please. Thanks

Hi @lukobe
Thanks for letting me know. I was wondering if you could leave a review for this plugin please. Thanks

Thanks for the review Meg, much appreciated ??

Resolved via e-mail support

Hi @allanthurston
Can you send me a screenshot of what you are seeing in the customizer please

@karlaberg
The options for this plugin are in the wp_options (or whatever prefix_ you used for your install) with the option name column as tt_font_theme_options

A better way to see the settings would be to output the options in an error_log file.

As this is getting a bit more advanced and is specific to your use case, could you send me an e-mail to [email protected] and we’ll take it from there ??

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by Sunny Johal.

Also, do you happen to have the autoptimize plugin installed on your site? If so:

In your wordpress admin area can you go to:

• Settings > Autooptimize
• Click the extra tab
• Under Google fonts make sure you select ‘Leave as is’
• Save changes

Let me know how you get on ??

@karlaberg
It is looking like the autooptimize plugin is stripping the stylesheet and inline styles from being loaded on the frontend. In your wordpress admin area can you go to:

• Settings > Autooptimize
• Click the extra tab
• Under Google fonts make sure you select ‘Leave as is’
• Save changes

Let me know how you get on. Cheers

Sunny