Need help changing fonts

[Matt_Ceb]

Hello, due to some lawyers in Germany starting to send monetary claims to sites using Google Fonts, I was given the task to remove google fonts from a few pages we host for our customers. One of those was built using processwire three years ago, before I joined the company, and the person responsible doesn't work here any more.

I have... No clue how to deal with processwire, have never used it before and am sort of lost.

Is there an easy way to disable google fonts and just let the site revert back to the user's system fonts?

Thank you for your time and any help in advance! 

[Matt_Ceb]

Okay, I now found the Google Webfonts Helper and generated the css and downloaded the font so to host locally. Where do I put the CSS code into? The main.css in Styles, or in every .css? (Sorry, I'm a bit lost right now.)

[Matt_Ceb]

Okay, I was able to remove one call to the google fonts api, but there's one remaining that I simply can't find. 😞

I've looked through all css files in /site/templates and all of them have the necessary @font-face AND I have the needed fonts in all sizes and versions on a server-side folder.

Yet a GDPR checker says that I still have a call to the goole font API somewhere. I actually manually trawled the site with a dev console and checked each page, but both firefox and chrome tell me that all fonts called are local. I... I have no idea what else to do.

[zoeck]

Check if there is a "header" or "main" file in the site/templates directory.
Normally there is normal HTML code inside, where the Google Fonts are included.

But it also always depends on how the developer has programmed the page 😉 

 

(by the way, you can edit posts in the forum, you don't always have to reply to them).

[Matt_Ceb]

14 minutes ago, zoeck said:

Check if there is a "header" or "main" file in the site/templates directory.
Normally there is normal HTML code inside, where the Google Fonts are included.

But it also always depends on how the developer has programmed the page 😉 

 

(by the way, you can edit posts in the forum, you don't always have to reply to them).

That was it, yes! Thank you. 🙂

There was a head.inc which had a manual callop to the googlefonts api. 

Thank you VERY much!