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Implementing a Webfonts API in WordPress Core (make.wordpress.org)

by WPNEWS team September 28, 2021, 20:12

Plugin and theme developers have been able to enqueue scripts and styles for years, but fonts have always been more complicated to enqueue. Following ticket #46370 and last September’s propos…

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