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I recently set up Cloudflare on one of my domains and the custom fonts I had selected are no longer showing up. It is a wordpress site build using Tatsu page builder. If you can provide any assistance on how to get the fonts to show up correctly I would greatly appreciate it. Domain is https://www.womensleaguecdc.org/
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It looks like where you're calling in the font you're doing it from http instead of https. Throwing errors:
The page at 'https://www.womensleaguecdc.org/' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure stylesheet 'http://www.womensleaguecdc.org/wp-content/uploads/typehub/custom/loyola-pro-light/styles.css'. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.
If you have access to where they are linked you can add s to http. It should then allow it to load in. More details can be found here:
Mixed Content Page: requested an insecure stylesheet error
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I have installed a WordPress app to a domain in Cpanel. After installing when I click on the link they provided (both wp-admin and site) I get an error like
Requested Page Not Found
Error Code:500
Can anyone help me clear this?
Great thanks in advance.
Please make ensure you have a correct system configuration
Visit https://wordpress.org/support/article/requirements/
and correct file & folder permission on sever.
Please check Domain Name Server, also try to change PHP versions.
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I have WordPress Website with Google AMP already implemented and working.
Currently, I transfered to CloudFlare and saw the AMP feature.
What should I do now? Should I enable it or not?
Any ideas?
Thanks!
That's really up to the use cases you want to cater and user traffic sources.
Eg. is your primary traffic coming from organic search? Your site's URLs should have been cached and served from AMP Cache already.
Eg. do a lot of users open your site's URLs in a webview? maybe you can give Cloudflare a shot here?
This article might help:
https://antonyagnel.com/how-to-enable-accelerated-mobile-links-in-cloudflare/
"Cloudflare’s Accelerated Mobile Links is actually powered by the official AMP project. What Cloudflare actually does, in this case, is – it loads AMP enabled external links inside of a viewing window, within the same tab. This in comparison is different from what Google does. Google displays the AMP version of a site only when the search query comes from a mobile device through Google search."
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I am struggling to know why my Wordpress website is blocked in China.
Services I have running on the root site http://example.com that I believe are being blocked are:
Google Maps,
Google Analytics
Google Recaptcha
Vimeo
Facebook/Twitter share buttons
My multisite subsite I have added in a whole bunch of conditionals for the above services to turn them off for http://example.com/china/ however this is still blocked.
Not sure how china firewall blocking works, do they search on keywords in your code? like "recaptcha" "google" "facebook" "vimeo" etc and/or does it grab the resources from the root site?
I have viewed some other websites page source on china server which are not blocked and see google analytics, google maps, facebook icons etc, so I am a bit confused.. ?
Any help would be great.
This was caused by an infinite redirect that was happening. We used this to identify the cause https://www.websitepulse.com/tools/china-firewall-test
How do you make sure your site is blocked in china?
Based on my experience it is possible that your IP address is being used as a proxy
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I'd like a second opinion as what i'm being told contradicts everything i'm reading.
I have a Wordpress site running on an Apache server. I want to enable GZIP compression. I have not been successful in doing so via Wordpress plugins, so I want to try it via adding the appropriate lines to .htaccess. I am being told I should not do this, and that Wordpress should "be responsible for creating the GZIP files".
This sounds wrong to me and I would like some input. Thanks!
Your instincts are correct, what you have been told is wrong. Apache can handle GZIP compression with no issues.
Please see the .htaccess instructions here:
https://technumero.com/gzip-compression-in-wordpress/
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My site shows different different fonts for http and https . It is a wordpress web site . Please help me to solve the issue. Please check the site here
I haven't checked your site, but I would suspect some of the fonts are loaded externally using plain http:// links. Those resources wouldn't be loaded when your pages are served over HTTPS (mixed content), so your site would fall back on other fonts.