Strange issues in footer (PRO)

[scenaryo]

Hi everyone,
I’m dealing with a very bizarre anomaly: why the texts in the footer are seen differently if they are in the home (https://aggroupshop.it/) compared to the other pages (for example https://aggroupshop.it/privacy-policy /)?
I am referring to the headline (bold in the home, normal on the other pages) and other differences that, by switching quickly from one tab to another, remain.
I made a single footer with PRO by applying to the entire site.
Thanx!

[marc_a]

Hi @scenaryo,

Thanks for reaching out.

I just check your HTML and CSS of your footer on your homepage and different page then they are just the same. Maybe there’s a plugin or custom code that affects your footer layout. Don’t forget to clear any 3rd party cache.

I also recommend the following troubleshooting procedures before we investigate the settings.

1. TESTING FOR THEME RELATED ISSUE
2. TESTING FOR PLUGIN CONFLICT
3. THEME UPDATE
4. CHILD THEME
5. CSS/JS CUSTOMIZATION
6. VERSION COMPATIBILITY

Only if none of that helps, please give us the following information in a Secure Note.

• WordPress Login URL
• Admin level username and password

You can find the Secure Note button at the bottom of your posts.

Thank you.

[scenaryo]

Hi @marc_a,
I have done all the checks but unfortunately I still see this anomaly. I send you the credentials via secure note.
Thanks

[ruenel]

Hello @scenaryo,

I have investigated the issue and it is coming from this JS error in the console:

The resource from “https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=montserrat:300,300i,700,700i,400,400i,200,200i,100,100i,500,500i%7Cpoppins:800,300,300i,400,400i,700,700i,200,200i,500,500i,600,600i,800i,900,900i&subset=latin,latin-ext&display=auto” was blocked due to MIME type (“text/html”) mismatch (X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff)

Please recheck your font settings in Pro > Theme Options > Typography and in your Font Manager. Make sure that you have selected the correct font names and that you are naming them properly.

Kindly let us know how it goes.

[scenaryo]

Hello,
Thanks for the reply; I solved using only the Font Manager, resetting to a standard font (Arial) the options I had set in Pro> Theme Options> Typography.
I don’t know why, it’s the first time something like this has happened to me, but now it works!

[scenaryo]

Sorry, still me.
I have deepened the matter recognizing that in reality the problem is only of the Google Fonts “Montserrat” and “Poppins”: if in Pro> Theme Options> Typography I set any type of font I have no problems, except Montserrat and Poppins.
How could I get around this?

[prakash_s]

Hello @scenaryo,

I checked your site it seems that the Google Fonts “Montserrat” and “Poppins” are working fine. Please have a look at the screenshot.

Poppins

Montserrat

Thanks

[scenaryo]

Hi @prakash_s,
I think I explained myself badly, I try again.
If in Pro> Theme Options> Typography I set Montserrat or Poppins (which are the two fonts that I also set in the Font Manager), the texts of the internal pages undergo an alteration that they should not have:

If instead I set ANY other font, I see everything correctly, that is:

How could I solve? (I hope I managed to explain).
Thank you very much

[christian]

Hey @scenaryo,

In your setup, you must use the Font Manager in Theme Options > Typography.

I’m not sure why the previous setup of using Google Fonts separately in Typography while using the Font Manager in your footer doesn’t work. I couldn’t replicate that on my site.

Please just use the Font Manager all the way as that works site-wide.

Hope that helps.

[scenaryo]

Hi @christian,
perfect, I understand. Thanks for your support

[alexander]

Hi @scenaryo,

We have corrected this for the release going out today. You will be able to use the non font manager approach as well.