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Unwanted font.googleapis disturb my SSL-certificat

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  1. Tralala
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I just installed a SSL-certificate and it does work well.
But there are still 4 not-https elements: all of them font-googleapis. One for Helvetica en 3 for Lato. But I don’t use Lato and I’m not sticked to Helvetica.
How can I get rid of those font-lines in the html?

Now my question is about template Classic (I first try this with a simple site), but I have some other templates from J51.

BTW: after installing the SSL-certificate (Let’s Encrypt) my choise for Open Sans was lost. Why? But no problem, Tahoma or MS Sans Serif of Lucida were good alternatives.
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Now that I think of it, installing the latest download of your template should also resolve the 'Open Sans' issue. Article on updating your template... http://joomla51.com/tutorials/item/updating-your-template

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Hi Tralala

Firstly regarding Open Sans no longer beeb available may I suggest the following forum post... https://joomla51.com/forum/8-commercial-templates/6439-virtuoso-substance-and-lifestyle-and-ssl#22413

To stop your template from loading any Google fonts simply set all font to non Google (Websafe) fonts. Ensure you have the latest download of the Classis template installed.

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