Change fonts

Hey, @ashishtiwari27!

There’s no option to customize the font through the plugin’s UI as of now.

However, it’s possible to specify a font using the --cc-font-family CSS custom property.

You’ll need to create a child theme (or, you could use a third-party WordPress plugin that allows you to include CSS rules into your site), with the following CSS:

:root {
  --cc-font-family: Helvetica, sans-serif;
}

Substitute Helvetica with the font you’d like to use.

We’ll leave this topic’s status as “not resolved” to look into including an option to customize the font via the plugin’s settings.

If you have any more questions, let us know!

Hey, @ashishtiwari27!

To ensure clarity and effective issue tracking, it’s preferred to create a new topic for each distinct concern. This helps us maintain clear and focused discussions, and makes it easier for future users to find the relevant topic.

Your question regarding the following Google Analytics message:

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seems related to the Google Consent Mode (GCM) implementation.

There’s an active topic about GCM v2, and we’re also tracking the progress of that feature in #51 on the plugin’s GitHub repository.

TL;DR: We’re actively working on implementing Google Consent Mode (GCM) support, which will likely be included in the next release.