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After some more tests I can tell you that:

1. the same happens with another theme, Pulitzer, as soon as I activate some fonts with Yabe Webfonts. So I suppose the problem can’t be the theme, also because the file […]app/public/wp-includes/class-wp-theme-json.php is outside the theme’s folder
2. Same problem with variable and not variable fonts

But I can tell you that while I was googling for info I’ve bumped into a problem reported by a Bricks’ user on their forum that, don’t know why, kind of made me think of the problem I have with Yabe. Never tried Bricks and I’m not a developer so the two things can be totally a different thing but this is the link, just in case: https://forum.bricksbuilder.io/t/solved-adobe-fonts-not-loading-in-specific-instances-due-to-incorrect-assumptions-in-bricks-code/26598

@suabahasa

Sure thing. And thanks a lot:

1. Install LeanCV theme and activate it
2. Install Yabe Webfonts and activate it
3. Deactivate all fonts available in LeanCV theme using the FSE style feature (there are a lot of Webfonts active in that theme, really too many)
4. Activate some Adobe webfonts and upload a custom font too in Yabe

That should get you to the warnings I wrote about. If I disable Yabe plugin the warnings disappear, and they are back as soon as I activate it again.

Sincerely speaking that surprised me a lot since I’ve used Yabe Webfonts in so many personal websites with no problems at all and I was going to buy a perpetual agency license in fact.

I also thought it could be because of something strange in my local development environment, but I’m using LocalWP as usual.

Did someone experience the same problem?
Or is it really just me? I keep on fighting against this problem, I hope I’ll solve it sooner or later so that I can publish my website 🙂

Thanks!

I made a screenshot of a sample page on localhost.

WeTransfer: https://we.tl/t-Z5Ns4YBBfP

If you look at the screenshot at 100% (1374 x 3326 px), you see the first image is perfectly sharp while the second one is a little bit blurred.

It’s the same image from the media library.

The first is the featured image for that page, the second image is used to show the problem. I don’t know why this happens.

And it happens with every image: perfectly sharp when used as featured images, a little bit blurred when used into the page. It’s true for “flat images” — like the one used in the sample page — and for detailed images/pictures.

Is there anyone else experiencing the same problem?

I’ve partially found a way:

1) I’ve added a LINK tag into header.php (child theme folder) to download the fonts I need from Fontstand

2) I’ve used Appearance → Customize → Fonts to customize body & headers fonts. I haven’s tried it yet, but I suppose I can customize fonts for other tags — blockquote, mainly — just adding some code to mu child theme CSS style.

3) the only thing I still need to find a solution for is to avoid the download of Google web fonts. Non existent ones, in fact. Since the theme is now using font names set in Appearance → Customize → Fonts, but those names are those of Fontstand’s web fonts, not of Google web fonts 🙂

Anyway, this theme is just great!
Have I already told you? 🙂

Best,
m