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Adding google fonts, no code example

Fonts · support · 2015-05-11T08:38:00+00:00

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Hey there, I’ve got a customer who wants to add Google fonts to her editor. You say on your website, install the plugin “Then you simply add the following PHP code to the end of your child themes functions.php file and you’re done:” But there is no PHP code… https://www.dropbox.com/s/syobwtccptaav89/Screenshot%202015-05-11%2009.36.05.png?dl=0 So I’m a bit stuck 🙂 https://wordpress.org/plugins/fonts/ The code is for logged in members only. You need to register as a member to access the full tutorial and code . Oh right, you mean register and pay right? Yes, membership is not free. You need to pay to access the code and get support for installation and modification of the code if needed. Aha, I see you’ve fixed the missing “You need to register” notification – it wasn’t there earlier so that makes much more sense now. I’ll let my customer know she’ll need to pay to access. If it’s only 1 snippet of code is there a discount of some kind as there is no way she’ll sign up for everything just to get 1 snippet 🙂 There’s some work involved. I do the work and provide the working code so you can simply copy and paste. The code will be tested first so its guaranteed to work. The form has always been there with this headline: Register To Get Full Access & Support Yep, I saw that but I didn’t know what qualified as full access and support as opposed to grab a code snippet for a free plugin on wordpress.org repo. It’s no problem, I’ve sent it back to the customer to see their thoughts. I may well sign up myself though at some stage 🙂 Thanks for all of your help

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WP SITES 2015-05-11T19:04:00+00:00

The code is for logged in members only. You need to register as a member to access the full tutorial and code .

meanthemes 2015-05-11T19:06:00+00:00

Oh right, you mean register and pay right?

WP SITES 2015-05-11T19:24:00+00:00

Yes, membership is not free. You need to pay to access the code and get support for installation and modification of the code if needed.

meanthemes 2015-05-11T19:26:00+00:00

Aha, I see you’ve fixed the missing “You need to register” notification – it wasn’t there earlier so that makes much more sense now. I’ll let my customer know she’ll need to pay to access. If it’s only 1 snippet of code is there a discount of some kind as there is no way she’ll sign up for everything just to get 1 snippet 🙂

WP SITES 2015-05-11T19:32:00+00:00

There’s some work involved. I do the work and provide the working code so you can simply copy and paste. The code will be tested first so its guaranteed to work. The form has always been there with this headline: Register To Get Full Access & Support

meanthemes 2015-05-11T19:37:00+00:00

Yep, I saw that but I didn’t know what qualified as full access and support as opposed to grab a code snippet for a free plugin on wordpress.org repo. It’s no problem, I’ve sent it back to the customer to see their thoughts. I may well sign up myself though at some stage 🙂 Thanks for all of your help