Hello! I am revamping our Privacy Policy, and I noticed that this plugin appears to require calls to Google Fonts. I would like to remove this dependency, as we do not use any other Google products on our website, for both privacy and speed reasons.
It appears that the calls to Google Fonts are hard-coded in public/class-sonaar-music-public.php, for example starting at line 130:
I already have a custom plugin for our site, so is there any way I could use a hook or other mechanism to prevent these calls to Google Fonts? Then I can simply add local copies of my chosen fonts to my theme, and avoid these calls out to Google.
If it's not currently possible, would it be possible to add an option like "Use theme fonts only" or similar? Or maybe just a hook or other mechanism that allows this call to be avoided with custom code?
Hi, Go to wp-admin>mp3 player>settings>widget player And reset all typography settings. Go to wp-admin>mp3 player>settings>sticky player And do the same
Hello! I am revamping our Privacy Policy, and I noticed that this plugin appears to require calls to Google Fonts. I would like to remove this dependency, as we do not use any other Google products on our website, for both privacy and speed reasons.
It appears that the calls to Google Fonts are hard-coded in public/class-sonaar-music-public.php, for example starting at line 130:
I already have a custom plugin for our site, so is there any way I could use a hook or other mechanism to prevent these calls to Google Fonts? Then I can simply add local copies of my chosen fonts to my theme, and avoid these calls out to Google.If it's not currently possible, would it be possible to add an option like "Use theme fonts only" or similar? Or maybe just a hook or other mechanism that allows this call to be avoided with custom code?
Thank you!
Hi,
Go to wp-admin>mp3 player>settings>widget player
And reset all typography settings.
Go to wp-admin>mp3 player>settings>sticky player
And do the same
Thanks,
Alexandre from the Sonaar.io Crew
Thanks, Alexandre! I did try doing this, and it seems to have worked.
Excellent!
You are welcome
Thanks,
Alexandre from the Sonaar.io Crew