Here is my full explanation about the issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3L_UUSV55I
Here is my site Read-Only: [LINK][1]
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Seems like their documentation is outdated on how to remove preinstalled Google fonts to prevent the API from downloading them. It seems like you need to delete Montserrat from your designer entirely but I don’t see a clear way to do this with the new UI.
Yeah that’s the thing. None of the classes are using Montserrat anymore yet still I can see in console that the font is attached to a class. But in designer if I put Montserrat in search then no class appears which should mean that there are no classes with this Font.
I’d try reaching out to Webflow support and see if they can help you. It seems like deleting Google fonts from your site used to be a capability but no longer is for the Google Fonts that are in the designer by default. But it has to be possible otherwise sites couldn’t be made GDPR compliant.
Are you using an embed that could be using it? Like a Google Maps embed or anything like that?
Nope, I checked all the embed we are using and none of them seems to use this Font. Also I can see that this font is part of a class which was made in designer but in designer the same class has a different font set. So yeah bit weird. Yeah I will try to ask support. Thank you very much.
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I had this exact same issue. After checking the CSS file like you did in your video, I noticed the perpetrating font styles were only set on smaller and larger breakpoints.
I’d double/triple check all the breakpoints for the CSS class in the webflow designer. When I searched for the font (mine was also Montserrat) it also did not return the CSS classes, even though the class had that font set but for every breakpoint other than the base breakpoint.
Hope that solves it for ya!