Matthias Altmann
System Consultant

Integrate custom fonts into Gutenberg, Bricks, and Oxygen

MA Custom Fonts
MA Custom Fonts
Latest Version: 4.0.0 (10. May 2026)

Introduction

Modern web design thrives on the use of custom fonts.
Most often, commercial fonts or one of the free Google fonts are used.

Some WordPress themes and plugins, as well as builders like Bricks and Oxygen (Classic), allow for the direct use of Google fonts. It is also possible in some cases to integrate your own fonts, but this is often cumbersome.

In some countries, the direct integration of Google fonts is problematic due to data protection regulations (GDPR, DSGVO, …).
Instead, Google fonts must be stored on your own server.

Cumbersome Integration of Custom Fonts

Most existing solutions for integrating your own fonts require you to upload the individual font files with the respective font family, style and weight. Depending on the number and variants of the font files, this is a time-consuming and cumbersome process.

Solution

MA Custom Fonts simplifies the provision and integration of your own fonts:
The font files can simply be uploaded to a folder on your own server. MA Custom Fonts automatically recognizes the font family, style and weight based on the file names. Fonts with variable weights are also supported.

For the easy integration of locally stored Google fonts I have developed the Web Font Loader :
Using this service, Google fonts can be easily downloaded in modern formats and uploaded to your own server.
MA Custom Fonts recognizes these fonts and integrates them automatically, including support for variable font weights and Unicode ranges, if available.

Since version 3.4.0 of MA Custom Fonts, the fonts are also available in the Gutenberg Editor.

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Instructions

  1. Install MA Custom Fonts. See Software Installation and Download.
  2. A new directory wp-content/uploads/fonts will be created automatically on your server.
  3. Now you can add your own fonts and also locally stored Google Fonts.
    Just follow the corresponding instructions below.

Google currently offers around 2,000 fonts via its Google Fonts service, which can be used free of charge in accordance with the licenses of the respective creators.

The fonts can be integrated into your own website – but only via a direct connection to the Google servers. This is not easily permitted in some countries for data protection reasons (DSGVO, GDPR, …). For download, Google offers the fonts only in TTF format, which is not suitable for use on the web due to the file size.

Therefore, I have developed a web service Web Font Loader, which allows downloading Google fonts in modern and web-ready formats WOFF2 and WOFF.

Web Font Loader

Just choose the fonts you want to use and click the download button. 
You will receive a ZIP file. Unzip this ZIP file. You will see a folder with the name of the font:

Upload the entire folder to the wp-content/uploads/fonts directory on your server.
All files in this folder are essential for the proper embedding and delivery of the fonts.

MA Custom Fonts will automatically detect all available font families, weights, styles and also the available charsets. The necessary information is read from the included JSON file.

New as of version 3.2.6:
Since 2016, all major browsers support the WOFF2 font format.
A new setting in MA Custom Fonts prevents the old WOFF format from being offered to the browser.
This avoids that the browser unintentionally loads the WOFF files in addition to the WOFF2 files, for example, when emojis or symbols are used on the page.

If older browsers, such as Internet Explorer or very old generation Apple devices, must be supported, this option can be changed in the settings.

This option only affects fonts downloaded from the Web Font Loader.
Fonts from other sources will still be provided in all available formats.

Upload your font files to the wp-content/uploads/fonts directory on your server.

File Formats

Preferably, files should be in modern formats such as WOFF2 and WOFF.
However, OTF and TTF formats are also supported, even though they are not actually intended for use on the web.

Files can also be organized into subfolders, e.g., grouped by font family.

MA Custom Fonts finds all font files and automatically recognizes the respective font families, weights, and styles.
Preferably the files should have modern formats like WOFF2 and WOFF.

Font Files, Names, Weights and Styles

These details are determined based on the file names.

The font family is derived from the file name of the font file.
For the font file “Matthias Altmann.woff2”, the font family “Matthias Altmann” is therefore used.

If the file name contains keywords for font weights, these are recognized but not included in the font family; instead, they are noted accordingly in the generated CSS code.
The following weights and styles are currently recognized:

Font WeightKeywords
100Thin
200ExtraLight, UltraLight
300Light
400Normal, Regular, Book
500Medium
600Demi, DemiBold, SemiBold
700Bold
800ExtraBold, UltraBold
900Black, Heavy

The keywords are not case sensitive and may contain hyphens between the keyword parts.
ExtraLight is therefore recognized in the same way as extra-light.

Numeric values (100, 200, …) in the file names are also recognized as font weights.

Furthermore, the keywords “italic” and “oblique” are recognized for the italic font style. Also here, the capitalization and a leading hyphen are irrelevant.

If there are multiple font files with the same name but different font formats (woff2, woff, otf, ttf), the font will appear as a single entry in Gutenberg and page builders. However, the generated CSS includes all font formats, and the browser selects the preferred one on its own.

Fonts with variable weights are also supported: If the keywords VariableFont_wght or [wght] (case-insensitive) are recognized in the file name, the CSS is automatically adjusted for fonts with variable weights.

Settings

MA Custom Fonts allows you to configure certain settings via Settings > MA Custom Fonts.

MA Custom Fonts Settings
Settings

Testing the fonts

MA Custom Fonts includes a test feature that displays a list of all recognized and registered font families, weights, and styles. Here, you can check how the fonts are integrated and rendered, including at different font sizes.

Test with Admin Function

In the WordPress administration there is a new menu item “MA Custom Fonts” under Appearance
Here you get a quick overview of the fonts registered by MA Custom Fonts.

MA Custom Fonts Test Admin

Test by Shortcode

MA Custom Fonts provides a shortcode [ma-customfonts-test].
This shortcode can be easily entered on a new page in the Gutenberg Editor. With the shortcode placed on a page you can easily test the fonts e.g. on a smartphone.

MA Custom Fonts Test Shortcode

Performance

During development, I placed a strong emphasis on efficiency and performance. Detecting existing fonts and generating the CSS code takes only milliseconds on an average server.

The CSS code for the fonts is linked as a CSS file or, alternatively, embedded at the bottom of each page,, no matter if one of the fonts is used on that page or not.
However, the browser loads a font only when it is really needed, and then only in the one preferred format.

Compatibility

Oxygen (Classic)

So far, I know of some WordPress plugins that integrate custom fonts into Oxygen in a similar way: “Core Framework” *, “Elegant Custom Fonts”, “Oxy Font Manager”, “Swiss Knife”, “Use Any Font”.
Since the way of implementation or the technical approach to integrate fonts into Oxygen are similar in these plugins and MA Custom Fonts, these solutions are not compatible. You have to choose one of these solutions. So please deactivate these plugins, or in case of “Swiss Knife”, deactivate the “Font Manager” before using MA Custom Fonts.
*) In Core Framework version 1.9.3 and higher, “Fonts Integration” can be disabled, which allows MA Custom Fonts to be used again.

Oxygen offers the possibility to embed Google Fonts directly.
If you want to use MA Custom Fonts to host Google Fonts locally on your own server, I recommend disabling Google Fonts support in Oxygen: Oxygen > Settings > Bloat Eliminator > Disable Google Fonts

Bricks

I am not aware of any incompatibilities with Bricks.

Bricks offers the possibility to embed Google Fonts directly.
If you want to use MA Custom Fonts to host Google Fonts locally on your own server, I recommend disabling Google Fonts support in Bricks: Bricks > Settings > Performance > Disable Google Fonts

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Since the 1990s, the “True Type” format (TTF) has been available for installing fonts on a computer.
Starting in the 2010s, other increasingly optimized font file formats were developed for use on the web, namely OTF, WOFF, and WOFF2.

WOFF2 is currently the most advanced format and is supported by all modern browsers.
Only a few older devices, such as iPhones and iPads of the very early generations, cannot use it and need WOFF.

The following table shows the file sizes of the individual file formats using the “Dinot” font:

FormatFile Size
TTF52 KB
OTF44 KB
WOFF24 KB
WOFF216 KB

Since a font can consist of several files for the different weights and styles, it quickly becomes clear that with modern formats such as WOFF and WOFF2, significantly less data needs to be transferred.

So if you have your own font only in TTF format, it is recommended to convert it to WOFF or WOFF2.
You can find numerous free online services for this on the Internet under the search term “Font Converter”.

Yes.
For downloading Google Fonts in modern web formats, I have developed my own service Web Font Loader, which is perfectly adapted for use with MA Custom Fonts.

Please note: (Oxygen)

MA Custom Fonts will search for font files and add them to the Oxygen font list.
However, Oxygen offers some Google Fonts in the font list by itself.

For example, if we download the Google Font “Roboto” and host it locally, MA Custom Fonts will add it to the font list.
Oxygen adds the Google Font “Roboto” itself.
So “Roboto” is now included twice in the list: Once as local font (listed in light blue) and once as Google Font (listed in white).

To make matters worse, even with the option “Disable Google Fonts” enabled, Oxygen still displays 20 Google fonts in the font selector, and offers Google Fonts when searching for fonts. This is known to the Oxygen team, but there is currently no solution for this.

I recommend disabling support for Google Fonts in Oxygen: Oxygen > Settings > Bloat Eliminator > Disable Google Fonts

MA Custom Fonts - Oxygen global font weight settings

In Oxygen Global Settings you can define the font weights for Google Fonts to be embedded. This way you can limit which font weights are loaded from Google Fonts Server and thus reduce the file size if only a few font weights are used.

For custom fonts embedded via MA Custom Fonts, all font files are already available on your own server. Typically, there is a separate font file for each weight within a font family. All of these font files, and thus the various weights, are made available to the browser. However, the browser only loads the font files with the weights that are actually needed to display the page.

So there is no reason to limit the font sizes for our own fonts in the Oxygen Global Settings.

MA Custom Fonts - cyrillic characters

In some cases, Cyrillic characters may not be displayed correctly in certain languages with certain fonts. The following CSS rule solves this problem:

* {
  -webkit-font-feature-settings: "locl" 0;
  -moz-font-feature-settings:    "locl" 0;
  -ms-font-feature-settings:     "locl" 0;
  font-feature-settings:         "locl" 0;
  -webkit-locale: auto;
}

Software Installation and Updates

Installation

The software can be installed using various methods:

Plugin:
The software is available as a plugin (ZIP archive) and can be installed in WordPress as a plugin.

Code Snippet:
The software can be run as a code snippet.
For the “Code Snippets” and “Advanced Scripts” plugins, a JSON file is available for download that can be directly imported there.

PHP:
The software can be downloaded as a PHP file.
This PHP file can be used in other code snippet plugins (copy & paste the code) or be included in your own WordPress child theme (require_once('path/to/the.php');).

Updates

The software automatically checks for available updates:

Plugin:
The update process follows standard WordPress methods: It checks for a new version every 12 hours.
The update can then be performed manually or automatically.

MA Software Plugin Update Notice

Code Snippet & PHP:
The software implements a special method that checks for updates even when installed as a snippet or PHP include. As with plugins, the check interval is set to 12 hours.
If a newer version is available, a notification will be shown in the admin area.

MA Software Update Admin Notice

Download

Version 4.0.0 (10. May 2026)
Available Downloads
Installation as WordPress Plugin
Import into plugin "Code Snippets"
PHP for other Snippet plugins or to be used as Include

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The software is provided for free use.
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Disclaimer

I have developed and tested this software to the best of my knowledge.
I provide the software for free use.
I cannot give any guarantee for the functionality because of the countless possible variations in WordPress environments.
Download and use of this software is at your own risk and responsibility.

Change Log

  • Version 4.0.0
    Available Downloads
    10. May 2026
    Requires At Least WordPress: 5.8
    •
    Tested Up To WordPress: 6.9.4
    •
    Requires PHP: 7.4

    New Features:

    • Now available as Code Snippet, Include, and Plugin with automatic update check.
      For snippet or include, checks for updates every 12 hrs (same frequency used by WP for plugin updates),
      and shows update notice in admin area, dismissible for 12 hrs. Can also be checked manually on the Settings page.
      For plugin, WordPress standard update mechanism is used.
    • Settings > MA Custom Fonts
      • Configure all settings for the font integration.
      • If settings have changed, the CSS file will be regenerated automatically.
    • Appearance > Font Manager ** EXPERIMENTAL BETA
      • Brand new UI for managing folders and files in the /wp-content/uploads/fonts folder.
      • Only available in the Plugin version.

    Changes:

    • Removed support of obsolete font formats EOT and SVG, that are not supported by any browser since 2013/2018.

    Fixes:

    • Nested folder structures could result in falsely detecting a font as part of a WFL paclage
    • Font sample page order of font formats was not according to prioritized order.
  • Version 3.4.5
    Available Downloads
    19. January 2026
    Requires At Least WordPress: 5.8
    •
    Tested Up To WordPress: 6.9
    •
    Requires PHP: 7.4

    Compatibility:

    • Core Framework 1.9.3 added a toggle "Disable Fonts Integration".
      Disabling Fonts Integration allows the use of MA Custom Fonts with Oxygen Builder.
      (Thanks to Luke Allen from the Core Framework dev team for adding this toggle and providing a related compatibility check code sample.)
  • Version 3.4.4

    Download not available.
    29. August 2025

    Fixes:

    • Fixed font base URL for WP setup in subdirectory
      (Thanks to Salomon van Riesen and Chanan Strauss for reporting)
  • Version 3.4.3

    Download not available.
    8. June 2025

    New Feature Preview:

    • Initial inofficial support for WordPress FSE Site Editor (Full Site Editing) themes.
      Custom fonts are now available in the Site Editor, too.
      The custom fonts are listed in the "Typography" section of the "Styles" panel.

    Changes:

    • Font URL pattern in ma-customfonts.css can now be configured to use 'relative', 'full' or 'scheme-less' URLs. Default is 'relative'.
      This improves compatibility with CDNs, 3rd party CSS optimizers/minimizers, and some polyfills.
    • Implemented QueryMonitor timing
    • Added "Core Framework" to incompatibilities if installed together with Oxygen Builder
  • Version 3.4.2

    Download not available.
    15. March 2024

    Fixes:

    • Fixed PHP warning in admin_init() line 818: $_REQUEST['page'] might not be defined when using Bricks.
  • Version 3.4.1

    Download not available.
    4. March 2024

    Changes:

    • Builder fonts in Gutenberg: Call of Oxygen function ct_get_global_settings embedded in call_user_func() to avoid being marked as unknown in Bricks setups.

    Fixes:

    • Fixed PHP warning in admin_init(): Variable $builder_fonts_to_gutenberg definition was inside of Oxygen block, hence undefined in Bricks block.
  • Version 3.4.0

    Download not available.
    25. February 2024

    Reorganization of code base.

    New Features:

    • Support for assigning fonts in Gutenberg.
      Can be disabled by setting $gutenberg_font_family_select = false;
    • Oxygen Builder: Hide "Top 20" Google Fonts if Google Fonts are disabled.
    • Added filter for excluding ma-customfonts.css from FlyingPress CSS minimizer which causes issues with already minimized CSS containing @font-face rules.

    Changes:

    • Changed CSS file name from ma_customfonts.css to ma-customfonts.css
    • Changed test page slug from ma_customfonts to ma-customfonts
    • Removed setting $recursive for font file scan. Always scan recursive.
    • Added compatibility check for "Oxy Font Manager"
    • Oxygen Builder font lists now show "Custom" badge for injected fonts
    • Custom Fonts Test now loads CSS using URL parameter ver= to assure proper refresh.
    • Setting $fonts_in_gutenberg changed to $builder_fonts_in_gutenberg (Bricks, Oxygen)
    • Setting renamed:
      $cssoutput to $css_output, $cssminimize to $css_minimize, $fontdisplay to $font_display
    • $timing now allows levels 0/false (off), 1/true (basic), 2 (extended)
    • $timing now also calculates memory usage. Please note that memory usage won't simply be cummulated. Methods use memory temporarily but also free memory after use.
  • Version 3.3.1

    Download not available.
    17. October 2022

    Changes:

    • Migrated JavaScript from jQuery to vanilla JS (ES6) to eliminate jQuery dependency.
    • Modernized initialization to avoid errors with WPCodeBox:
      Replaced @ error control operator with ?? null coalescing operator
      (Thanks to Alexander van Aken for reporting)
  • Version 3.3.0

    Download not available.
    26. September 2022

    New Features:

    • Custom Fonts are now also available in Bricks Builder. They are listed in section "Standard Fonts".
      (Thanks to Luke Wakefield for the implementation idea and to Tom Homer for contacting and informing me about Luke's solution)
    • New configuration option $fonts_in_gutenberg:
      Allows to enable (default) or disable the assignment of custom fonts in Gutenberg.

    Changes:

    • Renamed code snippet from "MA Oxygen Custom Fonts" to "MA Custom Fonts"

    Fixes:

    • The snippet applies display and text fonts defined in Oxygen to Gutenberg Editor.
      Google fonts defined in Oxygen are not loaded for Gutenberg.
      So we can't assign Google fonts to Gutenberg. Only custom fonts are now assigned.
      (Thanks to Kamil Alhaijali for reporting)
  • Version 3.2.7

    Download not available.
    19. September 2022

    Compatibility Fix:

    • In Oxygen 4.0.4, Pro Menu calls ECF_Plugin::get_font_families() as Ajax call.
      For performance reasons, MA Custom Fonts doesn't get initialized for Ajax calls and doesn't have the base font directory set, which causes an error.
      We now just return an empty custom fonts list to prevent this error. That doesn't impact the Pro Menu functionality.
      (Many thanks to Kevin Pudlo from the Oxygen development team for reporting, support and testing concerning the Pro Menu component, and Alexander van Aken for reporting a similar issue concerning the Mega Menu component.)
  • Version 3.2.6

    Download not available.
    2. June 2022

    New Features:

    • New configuration option $wfl_support_woff:
      Font packages downloaded from Web Font Loader (https://webfontloader.altmann.de/) contain WOFF2 files supported by all modern browsers, and also WOFF files to support ancient browsers before 2016 like Internet Explorer, or Safari on older Apple devices.
      The new default setting is to NOT provide old style WOFF files for ancient browsers.
      Set this option to true if you still need to support old browsers before 2016.
      (Many thanks to Sunny Trochaniak and Yan Kiara for reporting issues and supporting investigations with unexpected WOFF loading when using symbols/emoji)
    • Added display of timing details at end of page Appearance > MA Custom Fonts

    Fixes:

    • Corrected initialization of dummy ECF plugin to let Oxygen detect custom fonts and prevents attempts to be loaded as Google fonts
      (Thanks to Firat Sekerli for reporting)

    Changes:

    • Removed configuration and all code for debugging.
    • For Web Font Loader fonts: Only emit CSS if related font file exists.
      User might have deleted e.g. the files for a specific language.
  • Version 3.2.5

    Download not available.
    25. March 2022

    New Features:

    • Legend and coloring for font formats in custom fonts test screen

    Changes:

    • Renamed Admin menu Appearance > "Custom Fonts" to "MA Custom Fonts"
    • Renamed test shortcode from "maltmann_custom_fonts_test" to "ma-customfonts-test"
    • Optimized handling of font_base (dir, url) by class var
    • Enhanced detection of variable weight fonts by [wght] in filename
      (Thanks to Paul Batey for reporting)
    • Adapted min/max font weight for variable fonts from 100/900 to 1/1000 according to https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@font-face/font-weight#values
      (Thanks to Paul Batey for reporting)
    • Completely re-built custom font test screen (WP Admin and Shortcode) to improve
      • variable weight fonts (display logic)
      • responsive view (for test on smartsphones)
  • Version

    Download not available.
    11. February 2022

    Tested with PHP 8.0, WordPress 5.9, Oxygen 4.0 beta 1

  • Version 3.2.4

    Download not available.
    26. October 2021

    Changes:

    • Deferred initialization to hook wp_loaded, after incompatibility checks
    • Gutenberg: Apply custom fonts for new posts also
    • Renamed IDs (for scripts and styles) and CSS classes (for font test) for consistency

    Performance:

    • Avoid unneccessary init by separating admin/frontend and more detailed checks

    Fixes:

    • Fixed an issue comparing hashes for code and file
      (Thanks to David Sitniansky for reporting)
    • Emit styles for Gutenberg correctly if $cssoutput is configured as 'html'
  • Version 3.2.3

    Download not available.
    15. October 2021

    Changes:

    • Gutenberg: Use display font for post title
      (Thanks to Sunny Trochaniak for reporting)
    • Fonts preview: Changed sample text size from 15 to 16 px which is browser standard
    • Fonts preview: Shortcode output uses WP system fonts for UI instead of custom fonts
    • CSS file link now contains ?ver=... instead of ?hash only

    Performance:

    • Only create CSS file if contents (font configuration) have changed

    Fixes:

    • Removed itemprop="stylesheet" from <link rel="stylesheet" ...>
      (Thanks to Max Gottschalk for reporting and testing)
    • Proper quoting for font families
  • Version 3.2.2

    Download not available.
    2. August 2021

    Changes:

    • Using scheme-less URL to avoid issues with wrong WordPress URL configuration
    • Added admin notice if folder wp-content/uploads/fonts is not writable.

    Fixes:

    • Fixed issue with uppercase font file extensions.
  • Version 3.2.1

    Download not available.
    18. June 2021

    Fixes:

    • Fixed typo in CSS for Gutenberg
  • Version 3.2.0

    Download not available.
    18. June 2021

    New Features:

    • Display Custom Fonts in Gutenberg (enqueue ma_customfonts.css for font definitions, add custom style for display and text font from Oxygen global settings)

    Changes:

    • Auto-create folder /wp-content/uploads/fonts
  • Version 3.1.3

    Download not available.
    17. May 2021

    Changes:

    • Optimized init sequence
    • Emit implementation and version in CSS
    • Reversed Version History order
  • Version 3.1.2

    Download not available.
    16. May 2021

    Changes:

    • Avoid font swap: Load ma-customfonts.css early; default font-display now "block"

    New Features:

    • Allow space in addition to dashes to detect font weights and styles
      (Thanks to Henning Wechsler for reporting)
  • Version 3.1.1

    Download not available.
    21. March 2021

    Fixes:

    • Fixed font loading in Gutenberg editor (with Oxygen Gutenberg Integration)
  • Version 3.1.0

    Download not available.
    20. March 2021

    New Features:

    • "Oblique" in font file name is now detected as italic style
    • Custom Fonts test: Option to show font weights/styles without files as browser would simulate.

    Changes:

    • Output Custom Font CSS in head instead of footer to prevent font swap
    • Custom Fonts test: Changed logic for output font samples and related file info

    Fixes:

    • Custom Fonts test: Fixed font file count for fonts provided by Web Font Loader
  • Version 3.0.2

    Download not available.
    8. March 2021

    Fix:

    • Compatibility with Windows server and local dev environments.
      (Thanks to Franz Müller for reporting and testing)
  • Version 3.0.1

    Download not available.
    23. February 2021

    Fixes:

    • Compatibility with WordPress 5.6.2 (doesn't set REQUEST::action anymore)
    • Compatibility check with Swiss Knife's Font Manager feature
    • Compatibility with Swiss Knife (font lists did not display custom fonts light blue)
  • Version 3.0.0

    Download not available.
    18. February 2021

    New Features:

    • Support for font packages from Web Font Loader (https://webfontloader.altmann.de/)
    • New configuration option: CSS output as inline CSS or external CSS file (cacheable)
    • New configuration option: CSS minimize (was controlled by debug switch before)
    • Changed configuration option: font-display may now be specified as desired, default is now 'auto'
  • Version 2.5.2

    Download not available.
    24. January 2021

    New Features:

    • Custom Fonts test (via Admin panel and shortcode) now allows custom sample text
  • Version 2.5.1

    Download not available.
    23. January 2021

    Fix:

    • Changed compatibility check process:
      Changed Hook for plugin compatibility check from plugins_loaded to init
      Check only if admin and function is_plugin_active exists
      (Thanks to Sebastian Albert for reporting and testing)
  • Version 2.5.0

    Download not available.
    23. January 2021

    New features:

    • WP Admin Menu: Appearance > Custom Fonts
      Shows a list of all registered custom fonts, including samples, weights, formats with adaptable sample font size
    • Detect font weight terms "Book" (400) and "Demi" (600)

    Changes:

    • Redesign of classes (MA_CustomFonts, ECF_Plugin)
    • Font swap is now a configuration option
    • Cut "-webfont" from font name
  • Version 2.2.5

    Download not available.
    8. December 2020

    Changes:

    • In CSS, font sources are now listed in a prioritized order (eot,woff2,woff,ttf,otf,svg)
      (Thanks to Viorel Cosmin Miron for reporting)
    • Test shortcode now also displays available font formats
  • Version 2.2.4

    Download not available.
    27. November 2020

    Fix:

    • Corrected typo in variable name (2 occurrences) that could cause repeated search for font files.
      (Thanks to Viorel Cosmin Miron for reporting)
  • Version 2.2.3

    Download not available.
    25. November 2020

    Changes:

    • In Oxygen font selectors the custom fonts are now displayed in lightblue to distinguish from default, websafe and Google Fonts
  • Version 2.2.2

    Download not available.
    25. November 2020

    New features:

    • Partial support for fonts with variable weights, detected by "VariableFont" in filename. CSS output as font-weight:100 900;
  • Version 2.2.1

    Download not available.
    24. November 2020

    New features:

    • Shortcode [ maltmann_custom_font_test ] for listing all custom fonts with their weights and styles

    Changes:

    • Fonts are now sorted alphabetically for e.g. CSS output
    • Added more request rules to skipping code execution when not needed
  • Version 2.2.0

    Download not available.
    23. November 2020

    New features:

    • Detection of font weight from number values
    • CSS now contains font-display:swap;
  • Version 2.1.1

    Download not available.
    3. October 2020

    Fix:

    • Handle empty fonts folder correctly.
      (Thanks to Mario Peischl for reporting)
    • Corrected title and file name (typo "cutsom") of Code Snippet
  • Version 2.1.0

    Download not available.
    16. September 2020

    New features:

    • Detection of font weight and style from file name

    Fixes:

    • EOT: Typo in extension detection
    • EOT: Missing quote in style output
  • Version 2.0.0

    Download not available.
    15. September 2020

    Improved version

    • Finds all font files (eot, otf, svg, ttf, woff, woff2) in directory wp-content/uploads/fonts/
    • Optionally recursive
    • Takes font name from file name
    • Emits optimized CSS with alternative font formats
    • Special handling for EOT for Internet Explorer
  • Version 1.0.0

    Download not available.
    10. April 2020

    Initial version for client project

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