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I found the issue. My theeme also uses this line wp_enqueue_style('font-awesome'); but registers font-awesome with a local referenced file but as your plugin is registering font-awesome from the external source it loads both variants on wp_enqueue_style.

Would be cool if you add an option to load font-awesome from a local file instead or even better: Load from a locally shipped file by default. Thanks!

I’ve quickly debugged it and the code from class-wpel-front.php:96 works so that wp_enqueue_style( 'font-awesome' ); is not executed but the font-awesome css is still loaded.

If I uncomment the register of font-aweseome in class-wpel-register-scripts.php:40 it’s no longer loaded. I hope that helps.

Thanks for the quick reply. I do have the latest version though but the described issue still occurs.

I’m not very familiar with how WordPress works internally but I suspect that the register of font awesome in class-wpel-register-scripts.php:40 is already enough to make the css being included.

Here are my settings:

WordPress-URL:  XXXX
WordPress-Version:  5.3.2
PHP-Version:  7.3.13-1+0~20191218.50+debian8~1.gbp23c2da
Aktivierte Plugins:
 - Attachment Pages Redirect, version: 1.1.1
 - Autoptimize, version: 2.6.1
 - Bounce Handler Mailpoet, version: 1.3.20
 - BST DSGVO Cookie, version: 1.2.7
 - Cachify, version: 2.2.4
 - Classic Editor, version: 1.5
 - Code Snippets, version: 2.13.3
 - Comment Approved, version: 1.6.1
 - Contact Form 7, version: 5.1.6
 - EWWW Image Optimizer, version: 5.1.3
 - Featured Image In Rss Feed, version: 2.1
 - Insert Headers and Footers, version: 1.4.4
 - MailPoet 3 (New), version: 3.42.0
 - Related Posts for WordPress, version: 2.0.3
 - Responsive Lightbox & Gallery, version: 2.2.2
 - Simple Custom CSS, version: 4.0.3
 - WP External Links, version: 2.43
 - WP GDPR Compliance, version: 1.5.2
 - WP Mail SMTP, version: 1.8.1
 - WP Original Media Path, version: 2.4.0
 - Yoast SEO, version: 12.7.1

WP External Links - Einstellungen:
array(
'wpel-external-link-settings' => array (
  'apply_settings' => '1',
  'target' => '_blank',
  'target_overwrite' => '1',
  'rel_follow' => 'nofollow',
  'rel_follow_overwrite' => '1',
  'rel_noopener' => '1',
  'rel_noreferrer' => '',
  'rel_external' => '1',
  'rel_sponsored' => '0',
  'rel_ugc' => '0',
  'title' => '{title}',
  'class' => '',
  'icon_type' => '',
  'icon_image' => '6',
  'icon_dashicon' => 'dashicons-menu',
  'icon_fontawesome' => 'fa-500px',
  'icon_position' => 'right',
  'no_icon_for_img' => '1',
),
'wpel-internal-link-settings' => array (
  'apply_settings' => '',
  'target' => '',
  'target_overwrite' => '',
  'rel_follow' => '',
  'rel_follow_overwrite' => '',
  'rel_noopener' => '1',
  'rel_noreferrer' => '1',
  'title' => '{title}',
  'class' => '',
  'icon_type' => '',
  'icon_image' => '1',
  'icon_dashicon' => '',
  'icon_fontawesome' => '',
  'icon_position' => 'right',
  'no_icon_for_img' => '1',
),
'wpel-excluded-link-settings' => array (
  'apply_settings' => '1',
  'target' => '_blank',
  'target_overwrite' => '1',
  'rel_follow' => 'follow',
  'rel_follow_overwrite' => '1',
  'rel_noopener' => '1',
  'rel_noreferrer' => '',
  'title' => '{title}',
  'class' => '',
  'icon_type' => '',
  'icon_image' => '1',
  'icon_dashicon' => 'dashicons-menu',
  'icon_fontawesome' => 'fa-500px',
  'icon_position' => 'right',
  'no_icon_for_img' => '1',
),
'wpel-exceptions-settings' => array (
  'apply_all' => '1',
  'apply_post_content' => '1',
  'apply_comments' => '1',
  'apply_widgets' => '1',
  'skip_post_ids' => '',
  'ignore_classes' => '',
  'subdomains_as_internal_links' => '',
  'include_urls' => '',
  'exclude_urls' => 'XXX
  XXX
  XXX',
  'excludes_as_internal_links' => '',
  'ignore_script_tags' => '1',
  'ignore_mailto_links' => '1',
),
'wpel-admin-settings' => array (
  'own_admin_menu' => '1',
),
);

Hi,
I stumbled upon exactly the same issue today!

I really like this plugin but I don’t understand how a plugin which is supposed to help getting my Blog GDPR compliant use Google Fonts at all?

I hope that Google Fonts will be removed with the next update.

For now I remove them manually on my own. They are located in the file wp-content/plugins/gdpr-cookie-compliance/dist/styles/main.css directly on the first line. Just remove this part from the file:

@import url("https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Nunito:400,600,700,800");

Keep in mind that the next plugin update might now have the google fonts removed so that you would need to remove this part again.

Cheers,
Christian

I’ve tried that but unfortunately even after disableing all plugins nothing has changed for me ??

Hi,
thanks for your reply.
I do not use Woocommerce but indeed it looks like that your issue is quite similar to mine.

I hope that somebody from MailPoet will have a look on that as I do not seem the only one affected by this.

Cheers,
Christian

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by graviox.