Hello,
To avoid wasting resources on loading unnecessary fonts, you can use system fonts (also known as web-safe fonts) that are already available on most devices. These fonts do not require additional resources to load, as they are pre-installed on the user’s device.
Some commonly used system fonts include:
- Arial
- Verdana
- Helvetica
- Georgia
- Times New Roman
- Courier New
As for fonts that are already loaded by WordPress, by default, WordPress does not load custom fonts unless a theme or plugin specifically adds them. Some themes may include Google Fonts by default, but this can often be removed or replaced with system fonts through theme customization or adding custom CSS.
If you want to optimize performance and avoid loading additional fonts, you can:
- Use system fonts (as mentioned above).
- Disable font loading from external sources (such as Google Fonts) in your theme settings or by using a plugin to remove unused font requests.
If you’re using a specific theme or plugin that loads fonts, you may want to check the settings to see if you can switch to system fonts or disable unnecessary font loading.
Let me know if you need help with this!
