Hello, my website needs to be GDPR compliant which is frustrating because I could not find from where do I have a google font Open Sans installed in my website.
In the css file, my headings don’t use any google fonts
In my site settings my custom code is from finsweet and botpoison
No code in the contact page
Only 1 font installed in my site settings
I tried installing Open Sans by changin its name to Open Sans Custom, no success
I also deleted my Google Tag manager code + the google analytic app, no success
I deleted some script from trading view
After unsinstalling all of my custom fonts, there is still the webfont.js and Open Sans visible in Inspect Element, inside Network tab. Am I missing something ?
To completely remove a Google font from your site, follow these steps:
First, locate all instances of the font by opening the Style selectors panel and typing the font name (e.g., “Open Sans”). This will show all classes and HTML tags using this font. Use the “list” icon next to each class to view all elements using that specific class.
Next, you’ll need to either:
Delete elements using the font and clean up unused classes, or
Change the font selection in Style panel > Typography > Font
After removing all instances of the font, go to Site settings > Fonts tab > Google fonts and click Delete next to the font. Finally, republish your site to apply these changes.
If you’re still seeing webfont.js in the Network tab after republishing, this means there are remaining instances of the font somewhere in your site that need to be located and removed using the steps above.
Hopefully this helps! If you still need assistance, please reply here so somebody from the community can help.
Hello Michael thanks for the reply, here’s what I found:
I have no .css file like you do in your v1deo, it shows a webflow-editor cloudfront.js file could it be the editor button I see at the bottom right of my website ?
You need to do this on the published site, not while you’re in the designer or in legacy editor mode.
Webflow recently changed CSS so that it’s per-page, but you definitely have CSS. Actually that might make it more difficult to find now, if a class if only used on one page. You might need to check each page individually.
Make sure to use Webflow’s guidance there too, the help page I linked.
