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Google Fonts: fix warning when webfonts API not available #23306
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This got me thinking about a different approach to this. I opened #23322 to show it to you. Let me know what you think about it!
That approach looks good--let's go with that! |
…n. (#23322) * Google Fonts: update method used to preconnect Fonts source domain Follow-up to #23045 Let's favor using a Core implementation with a Core filter instead of manually adding to the head. * Use filter instead of action * Only add resource hint if the site supports the Webfonts API See #23306 * Update readme with latest method name. * Introduce new class that doesn't depend on WP_Webfonts_Provider WP_Webfonts_Provider may not always be available, so we cannot call a method from a child class of `WP_Webfonts_Provider` from a WP filter. Let's introduce a new class instead, that doesn't depend on anything, and do the class check inside there. That should simplify things a bit for the folks having to implement that filtering. Co-authored-by: Brandon Kraft <[email protected]>
Small follow up to #23045
Prevents a warning when the Webfonts API is not available (from the Gutenberg plugin).
Does this pull request change what data or activity we track or use?
No.
Testing instructions:
See #23045 for more detalis.