Hello everyone,
I’m reaching out to you all because I have a bug I’ve never experienced before: a ghost Font on a site I’m working on.
I’m currently setting cookies to comply with the RGPD standard, so I need to remove Google Fonts from the site.
However, the Montserrat font remains in the site’s CSS.
I’ve checked everything: deleted the fonts in the project setting, deleted the problematic classes, checked the Styles, checked the Global Style to put the new fonts in, and so on.
Here’s what’s in the CSS: --titre_principal<deleted|variable-78c6389e-c4e4-daa4-a8f7-a69c906faa5e>: Montserrat,sans-serif;
This Style .titre_principal (Pricipal Title in english) does not exist
I can’t find anything on Webflow, the style seems to be deleted (<deleted), but remains visible in the code
I don’t use embed codes such as Google Maps (or maybe google reCaptcha?)
Do you have an idea how to solve this? Having looked around the internet and the webflow forum, I unfortunately haven’t found the solution yet. If you have a clue, I’d be glad to hear from you!
Hello @RolandWebflow,
Have you follow all the steps from this article https://help.webflow.com/hc/en-us/articles/33961364593043-Add-Google-Fonts#how-to-find-google-fonts
As mentioned in the article, you are not loading the webfonts.js file, so you are not using the Google fonts API, so maybe the issue is in your reCaptcha? Try removing the reCaptcha code you are using with Finsweet, and see if the css file containing the Montserrat font is still loaded in your site. I hope this helps!
To fix the issue with the ghost Montserrat font in Webflow, start by checking your Project Settings under Fonts to make sure Montserrat is fully removed. Next, take another look at the Style Manager and Designer to ensure no old or unused classes are still referencing it. Also, check any custom code you’ve added, like embedded Google reCaptcha, for font links and remove them if you find any. Don’t forget to clear your browser cache and republish the site to make sure the changes take effect. If the problem persists, use your browser’s developer tools to search for any lingering references to Montserrat in the code. Lastly, you could try switching to a different global font temporarily to see if that clears up the issue.