Hello. Trying to be of help so I checked the console and looked at the fonts. When looking at your site through Chrome, I found your font files are being served over HTTP instead of HTTPS. This may be the cause. You can try updating your font files:
- Change the URLs in your CSS from
https://mentavia.de/wp-content/uploads/fonts/ to https://mentavia.de/wp-content/uploads/fonts/.
Or,
- go to Settings > General and make sure both the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) fields start with
https://.
- You can also install a plugin to force HTTPS on all resources across your site, which helps to prevent any mixed content issues.
Once you make these changes, clear any server or plugin caches to ensure that the changes are reflected immediately.
If that doesn’t work, it may be how the fonts are loaded or CSS conflicts. Here are a few troubleshooting things you can try.
Confirm Font Source and Integration:
- Since you’re using Google Fonts, double-check that the Google Fonts stylesheet link or
@import is correctly added. Sometimes, browsers may not load the font properly if the URL or syntax has minor issues.
- Ensure that the link or import is added directly in your theme’s
header.php file or through the Custom CSS section in WordPress (found in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS). Alternatively, if you are using the Site Editor, make sure it’s within the relevant global styles.
Verify Font-Family Specification in CSS:
- Ensure that the
font-family for Noto Sans is specified correctly. It should look like this in CSS:
css font-family: 'Noto Sans', sans-serif;
- Check if there’s any CSS specifying fallback fonts that could be affecting browsers differently.
