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The h3 font (and the standard font for paragraph, too) is gone after switching to https. What can i do?

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Hello

In your templates styles.php (../templates/j51_resonate/php/styles.php) try replacing each instance of the following..


<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://fonts.googleapis.com.....


With..


<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="//fonts.googleapis.com.....


Basically taking out the http: allowing your browser to choose between http and https

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Thanks for your support.
Something like what I thought. I will test it.

Please please consider to change the code. With the general availability of let's encrypt now many will switch to SSL.

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Hello

Thank you for the recommendation!

We have changed this code on all new template releases. As suggested we intend to also edit this on all older templates in the next round of updates.

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