Google Fonts not optimizing Material Symbols
I'm seeing an issue where Google fonts are not optimizing. I've followed these steps (https://developers.cloudflare.com/speed/optimization/content/fonts/troubleshooting/) and everything looks correct on my end. I've waited over an hour and fonts are still loading via fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com.
* I'm not using any fancy hosting provider like Wordpress. It's a Rails app hosted on AWS so there isn't any additional optimizations that could be messing this up.
* One thing to note is my google font style url loads both a font and material icons. This works perfectly when loading from google but wondering if this is not supported?
* Google recommends you putting in a rel: 'preconnect' stylesheet above the main stylesheet. I've tried both with and without these preconnect stylesheets.
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Update: As I mentioned I was loading 2 fonts and material icons. It looks like Cloudflare's font festure doesn't supported grouping all these fonts together ina. single <link> tag. You need to split them up. After splitting them up, the two fonts load however the Google material icons still don't seem to work.
https://fonts.google.com/icons
@TipsyToothpick I have been following the Discord regarding CF Fonts for some months and am discouraged by the apparent lack of interest in this beta product among the CF team. I increasingly wonder whether, after CF announced CFF back in September, Google raised legal objections or otherwise caused CF to “go quiet” on the subject of CFF. I hope not but, if you search the Discord for “Cloudflare Fonts,” the results aren’t comforting.
BTW, I have no idea about the item you’re mentioning. Sorry. Just thought I’d toss in that info/perception in case it might help.
Which would be the correct server? I’ve been told in the past this was where to go (as opposed to, say,
pages-discussions) for questions about Cloudflare Fonts which, as I understand it, is still in beta.
general-help?
And I have received help here in the past with other beta products.
Which is kind of my point. Anyway, thanks for pointing me in the right direction.