Im using this website Link to check if my website is Google Fonts GDPR-compliant it says:
IMG.
How can i solve this and not have this warning.
I tried to remove all my font-family locally, same result.
Im not using link to get fonts from google, im using it locally.
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I have tested my site with google chrome audits tool and with google chrome extension 'Responsive Web Design Tester'. With them my site is fully responsive. But When I test my site with https://material.io/resizer, it's not taking my url and says "Heads up!
The resizer is a tool for viewing non-Google websites using material design responsive UI breakpoints. The resizer will not ask for account information—you don't need to enter it when using this tool."
I have to test my site with it, because it is required.enter image description here
Use Google Chrome and make sure you are logged into your Gmail account. It will work then ;-)
My problem is solved. I was using http://xxxxxxxxxxxxx.com/learn
But when I have made it secured(https://), then it's working fine. So the new url is https://xxxxxxxxxxxxx.com/learn
So, it was only for the security reason. My site's content is same as before.
I'm facing a problem just with google chrome. My website home page works properly, but when trying to open a post on the site, it shows this message:
Security Wrror
The site is based on the latest WordPress version, and it works properly with all other browsers. I tried to remove ads (the only way to get the required fund). but nothing changed. It still doesn't open on Google Chrome.
I tried to update the sitemap, but nothing changed.
I hope you can help. Most of the visitors use Google Chrome as a default browser, and this is a major problem because we earn money due to ads viewed on the site.
here a link to my website
I recently had a problem with the Google Drive API displaying my documents. We have developed a web application that is connecting to Google Drive accounts to retrieve a user's drive files, then display in an iframe the file using its embedUrl/alternateUrl.
This has worked fine for us in the past, but suddenly files other than Google Documents stopped displaying: html files, text files, doc files... even images!
The error I get is Refused to display 'https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_JkNS6Wu4b5R2c0YlJSN0oyQUE/edit?usp=drivesdk' in a frame because it set 'X-Frame-Options' to 'SAMEORIGIN'.
I understand the error, it means that Google is preventing the display of documents outside of the Google domain, but the question is "why suddenly now", and how to circumvent it.
If someone stumbled upon the same issue and have found a solution, I'd be glad to hear.
Thank you kindly.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_JkNS6Wu4b5R2c0YlJSN0oyQUE/preview?usp=drivesdk
Use preview instead of edit in the URL. It will work.
I had the same issue and found the following workaround showing the google drive files as webpage ressources
https://support.google.com/drive/answer/2881970?hl=en
This means you have to extract the [doc id] from your url and change your link to:
http://www.googledrive.com/host/[doc id]
Please note: in this case the google drive controls are not shown.
I'm using a couple of custom fonts in my site, one from google fonts and another that I uploaded along side the index.html. All properly declared in the css file.
When I preview the site throught the HTML Editor (Sublime Text 3) it shows just fine with all the custom fonts in place, but once I upload it to the server and acess the site through the internet all the fonts change to arial, I believe. This also happens in Internet Explorer. I looked the CSS file and its all good. The fonts are declared in the right elements and there is no overwrite.
Now the wierd part is that when I open the site in Inconito Mode from Chrome, the fonts load just fine. Which makes me think that there is no problem with the css. When I inspect the element thought the browser it shows as crossed out.
Have no idea what is causing this, anyone have ever seen something like this?
I'm having the same problem, not only with google fonts but also with fonts I made myself and are uploaded to the same server; In my case it was because I installed the chrome app disable web fonts (without knowing that I did that), and this app isn't working in incognito mode.
Make sure to clear the cache of your browser. If your using google font, i guess your reference is made to the google site. Make sure the server can access the google site.
I have already experienced a delay for the font to load because of the external reference.
Hope this help.
I am using a custom font on my site and in search of a way that this font will be installed automatically on the user's system who is opening the site.
Is there any script or any way to do that?
Yes, font squirrel has an easy-to-use generator that will transform your font into various formats appropriate for different browsers.
The font is not actually installed on the user's machine, it's linked remotely, like an image or script. There's no way to automatically install things on people's machines for obvious security reasons.
The answer is Yes!
New in CSS3 is #font-face, which tells a browser to download a font and use it to render some text. This is an an example I made with jsFiddle. The caveat with #font-face is that each browser requires a different file type to work. On websites like Google Web Fonts you can use fonts that will work in all browsers.