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WP plugin to automatically merge multiple google web fonts requests into a single one.
Install
Upload it under Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin, then activate.
Install straight from GitHub with WP-CLI:
wp plugin install https://github.com/zytzagoo/wp-google-fonts-optimizer/releases/download/0.2.0/wp-google-fonts-optimizer-0.2.0.zipOn Packagist as zytzagoo/wp-google-fonts-optimizer:
composer require zytzagoo/wp-google-fonts-optimizerWP Google Fonts Optimizer is a super-easy way to ensure your WordPress theme is not performing unnecessary extra requests for Google Web Fonts (in cases when you use more than one font family on a page).
It automatically scans your enqueued stylesheets and combines them into a single request when needed.
Optionally, for poorly coded themes (and/or conflicts with other plugins), it can scan and modify the generated markup.
Download
See Releases.
Or install it to your plugin directory via Composer:
composer create-project zytzagoo/wp-google-fonts-optimizer --no-dev
Quickstart
Install and activate the plugin, it should do it's job automatically after that.
Details / Troubleshooting
By default, the plugin enqueues a new stylesheet (with combined font families etc.) and removes any found/enqueued stylesheets.
If your theme doesn't enqueue the Google Fonts properly (or if there is a
potential conflict with another plugin/theme on your site), you can modify the
way the plugin works and change it so that it parses the generated markup
(instead of it inspecting the enqueued URLs). Do so by adding a filter to
your functions.php (or even better, use a mu-plugin).
add_filter( 'zwf_gfo_mode', function( $mode ) {
return 'markup';
});
When in markup mode, it replaces existing <link> elements with a new one
and places it in the <head>. This mode also supports creating a
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Releases
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Active-site estimate ≈10 comes from the median of recent superseded releases. Method.