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I'm trying to develop a Wordpress theme and figure out how to provide a local fallback for Font Awesome if CDN fails or I develop my theme on a local server without internet connection. The soluti...
I have been trying to get the same code I have on my old server to work on my new server. This is the code I have thus far: function enqueue_load_fa() { wp_enqueue_style( 'load-fa', 'https://use.
Add Font Awesome Embed CDN Script To WordPress. Ask Question Asked 8 years, 5 months ago. Modified 8 years ...
Add Font Awesome Embed CDN Script To WordPress. 1. Font Awesome changing default WordPress Font. 1. Font ...
Add Font Awesome Embed CDN Script To WordPress. 1. Font Awesome changing default WordPress Font. 0.
MaxCDN is slowing down my site so I want to load font-awesome locally but I can't seem to write the correct function to remove it. function remove_unwanted_css(){ wp_dequeue_style(‘font-awesome’, ...
Just plain installed Toolset plugins don't load FontAwesome - but as soon as creating a View in Toolset Blocks with a Toolset Button Block where you add an Icon by using the option from the Button Settings it calls the the Icon via CDN. If the Icon is cleared in the Button Settings then there is no FontAwesome loaded.
I call it from the BootStrap CDN, but you could download the CSS file and load it from your theme or plugin folder using the same admin_enqueue_scripts(); function.
Is there a specific way to import/enqueue/reference a local font such that its URI will be picked up by a CDN plug-in, and thus converted to using the CDN URI when CDN is enabled? (I realise I could put in the full CDN based URI in the above @font-face CSS, but I'd like to know if there's a way to reference the font locally, such that when CDN ...
Notice the font-family change that is needed for Font Awesome 5, but more specifically notice the font-weight which is needed for specific icons. To be more clear, you can see on the Font Awesome cheat sheet that the icons are divided in sections i.e. Solid, Regular and Brand. Well solid and regular icons both use the same font family, however ...