Update webfonts.php

[hellor0bot]

Issue description:

The current webfonts.php file is outdated.

Could you please update it, so that it includes the latest Google Fonts?

Thank you!

Version used:

Develop branch.

[aristath]

Done.
It's updated automatically if you run grunt googlefonts, but now I also added it to the default grunt task so it will run more often 👍

[hellor0bot]

Thanks a lot, @aristath.
Please don't forget to update \core\class-kirki-fonts.php. Seems that Google Fonts replaced 600bold with 600, etc.

[aristath]

Should be ok now 👍

[hellor0bot]

Just tested it. Seems that Google Fonts are not enqueued on the front-end. The backend (customizer view) works fine though.

[aristath]

Reopened, I'll check into it later today.
Thanks for checking!

[aristath]

@hellor0bot by "Not enqueued" what exactly do you mean?
You mean that you can't find the link to the googlefonts in the page's source?
Or that the fonts don't work?
In all my tests, the fonts seem to be working fine.
HOWEVER, if you look at the source there's no more inline styles, and no more google-fonts link enqueued.

As recommended on https://modpagespeed.com/doc/filter-css-inline-google-fonts googlefonts should be added inline instead of enqueued. It's 1 less request on the browser, and it just makes sense...

So in version 3 we attempt to get the contents of the googlefonts URL (which is built just like before). If the body of that request is retrieved successfully, then it is added to the kirki styles (and slightly minified too).
Then we try to create a file in wp-content/uploads/kirki-css/styles.css.
If the file can be created using the WordPress filesystem, then the CSS is written to that file, including the googlefonts styles.
If the file for some reason can't be created (file/folder permissions issues, weird server configurations or using an FS_METHOD other than direct can cause this) then the CSS is added inline just like before.

So... no matter how the code looks, do the fonts work? Can you see the selected fonts properly rendered in the frontend?

[hellor0bot]

Sorry, I can't test it again right at the moment (reverted to an older develop branch), but the Google Fonts didn't work on the front end (were not rendered).

[Micemade]

How about update in wp.org repository (for us, the mortals ... :) ) ?
I noticed many fonts are updated in fonts.google repository ( for example, "Montserrat" has from 100 to 900 weights, with italics, and in Kirki has two only weights 400,700 )
... (pretty please ) ...

[aristath]

@Micemade 3.0 is close, patience... 😄