Hey @alriksson
Font-display has no valid values for icon fonts. The default behaviour of ‘block’ will apply.
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hmm, I know what you mean but I do not agree.
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(@alriksson)
Also, wonder why the same files are x2 loaded but with different paths and hash numbers? Is it necessary to load both can we not combine them?
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(@alriksson)
You can add and would like to see
font-display: swap;
to the generated css file
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Hey @alriksson
There’s no point in adding swap, as icon font’s have nothing to actually swap to like text fonts which would swap to system fonts during load.
Files are loaded twice when logged in as an admin, because I wasn’t able to get the Elementor editor action working for loading a CSS file when I first released the plugin. It shouldn’t happen for guests.
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There’s no point in adding swap, as icon font’s have nothing to actually swap to like text fonts which would swap to system fonts during load.
Still, improving the render time of 200-300ms per package which is why I think 1 line of code is worth doing. Added it myself in the precompiled styles.
Files are loaded twice when logged in as an admin, because I wasn’t able to get the Elementor editor action working for loading a CSS file when I first released the plugin. It shouldn’t happen for guests
You´re right found out this later on as well that it is only upon logged in users. Thanks.