內容簡介
TypeFlow Font Loader for Google Fonts 讓使用者輕鬆將美觀的 Google Fonts 加入 WordPress 網站，無需編碼技能，並提供隱私合規的字型載入選項。
【主要功能】
• 提供 15 種以上流行的 Google Fonts
• 支援手動輸入任何 Google Font 名稱
• 為標題、內文和導航選擇不同字型
• 可選擇多種字型粗細（100-900）
• 自我託管模式確保隱私合規
• 自動清理未使用的字型
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
② 後台搜尋「TypeFlow Font Loader for Google Fonts」→ 直接安裝（推薦）
原文外掛簡介
FontPress for Google Fonts makes it easy to add beautiful Google Fonts to your WordPress site through the Customizer. No coding skills needed!
Two Loading Modes:
🛡️ Self-Hosted (Recommended) – Fonts downloaded to your server. 100% GDPR-compliant, no external requests, no consent needed.
☁️ Google CDN – Loads from Google servers. Requires user consent under GDPR.
Features:
🎨 Choose from 15+ popular Google Fonts
✍️ Or manually enter any Google Font name
📝 Separate fonts for headings, body, and navigation
⚖️ Select multiple font weights (100-900)
🔒 Self-hosted mode for privacy compliance
🚀 Performance optimized with font-display: swap
⚡ Preconnect hints for faster loading (CDN mode)
🧹 Automatic cleanup of unused fonts
📦 No external dependencies
🪶 Lightweight and fast
Perfect for:
Non-developers who want beautiful typography
GDPR-compliant websites (EU)
Privacy-focused sites
Theme customization without child themes
Quick font testing and experimentation
How it works:
Install and activate the plugin
Go to Appearance → Customize → Google Font Settings
Choose loading method (Self-Hosted recommended)
Select your fonts from presets or enter custom names
Choose font weights
Publish and enjoy beautiful typography!
Privacy Policy
This section explains how Google Font Loader handles user data and external requests.
Two Loading Modes
This plugin offers two distinct loading modes with different privacy implications:
Self-Hosted Mode (Default & Recommended)
No external requests are made in self-hosted mode:
✅ Fonts are downloaded once from Google Fonts API and stored on your server
✅ All subsequent requests are served from your own domain
✅ No visitor data is transmitted to third parties
✅ 100% GDPR-compliant without requiring user consent
✅ No cookies are set
✅ No IP addresses are logged or transmitted
How it works:
1. When you select a font in the Customizer, the plugin downloads it from Google Fonts API
2. Font files are stored in /wp-content/uploads/google-fonts/
3. Visitors’ browsers load fonts from your server, not Google’s
Initial download from Google: The plugin makes a one-time request to Google Fonts API when you first select a font. This happens from your server (not visitors’ browsers) and only transmits:
– Font family name
– Requested weights
– Your server’s IP address (not visitors’)
Google CDN Mode
External requests ARE made in Google CDN mode:
When you enable Google CDN mode and check the consent checkbox, this plugin loads fonts from Google’s servers:
fonts.googleapis.com – Font CSS stylesheets
fonts.gstatic.com – Font files (WOFF2, TTF, etc.)
What this means:
⚠️ Your site makes HTTP requests to Google’s servers
⚠️ Visitor IP addresses may be transmitted to Google
⚠️ Google’s Privacy Policy applies: https://policies.google.com/privacy
⚠️ Google may collect analytics data about font usage
⚠️ Data may be transferred to Google LLC in the USA
Important: These external requests only occur when you explicitly:
1. Select “Google CDN” as loading method
2. Check the “I have obtained user consent” checkbox
Without both of these, no external requests are made.
Data Storage
This plugin stores the following settings in your WordPress database (as WordPress options):
gfl_loading_method – Loading mode (self_hosted or cdn)
gfl_heading_font_select – Selected heading font (preset)
gfl_heading_font_manual – Custom heading font name
gfl_heading_weights – Heading font weights
gfl_body_font_select – Selected body font (preset)
gfl_body_font_manual – Custom body font name
gfl_body_weights – Body font weights
gfl_menu_font_select – Selected menu font (preset)
gfl_use_google_cdn – Consent checkbox status (true/false)
Font files storage (Self-Hosted mode only):
* Downloaded font files (.woff2, .ttf, etc.) are stored in /wp-content/uploads/google-fonts/
* Organized by font family name (e.g., /google-fonts/roboto/)
* Files include .htaccess for CORS headers and index.php for security
Data retention:
Settings persist until you uninstall the plugin
Font files persist until you uninstall or regenerate fonts
All data is automatically deleted when you uninstall the plugin via WordPress admin
No personal user data is collected or stored
No visitor tracking or analytics
What This Plugin Does NOT Do
❌ Track individual users or visitors
❌ Set cookies (in either mode)
❌ Collect analytics or usage statistics
❌ Store visitor IP addresses
❌ Collect personal information
❌ Share data with advertisers
❌ Send data to third parties (except Google Fonts API when explicitly enabled)
❌ Phone home or check for updates from external servers
Third-Party Services
Google Fonts API
Self-Hosted Mode:
– ONE-TIME server-to-server request when you select a font
– No ongoing connections
– No visitor data transmitted
Google CDN Mode (when enabled):
– Ongoing requests from visitors’ browsers
– Google’s privacy policy applies: https://policies.google.com/privacy
– Terms of Service: https://policies.google.com/terms
– Google Fonts FAQ: https://developers.google.com/fonts/faq
GDPR Compliance Recommendations
If Using Self-Hosted Mode (Recommended)
✅ No action needed – Self-hosted mode is GDPR-compliant by default
You may want to mention in your privacy policy:
“This website uses custom fonts to improve typography. Font files are hosted on our own servers and no data is transmitted to third parties.”
If Using Google CDN Mode
⚠️ User consent is required under GDPR and similar privacy regulations.
You MUST:
Implement a cookie consent banner – Although no cookies are set, consent is required for data transmission
Update your privacy policy with this information:
“This website uses Google Fonts to improve typography and user experience. Google Fonts are loaded from Google’s servers (fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com), which means your IP address and browser information are transmitted to Google LLC when you visit our site. Google is located in the USA and may process this data under US privacy laws. For more information, see Google’s privacy policy at https://policies.google.com/privacy”
Document data flows – Include Google Fonts in your GDPR Article 30 records
Consider a Data Processing Agreement – Check if Google offers DPA for Google Fonts
Inform users – Make clear what data is transmitted and why
Example privacy policy section:
Google Fonts
This website uses Google Fonts provided by Google LLC. When you visit our site, your browser connects to Google’s servers to download font files. In this process, Google receives:
– Your IP address
– Browser type and version
– Operating system
– Referrer URL
– Date and time of access
Google Fonts Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Legal basis (GDPR): Consent (Art. 6 para. 1 lit. a GDPR)
You can opt out by disabling custom fonts in your browser settings.
Data Processing Locations
Self-Hosted Mode:
– All data processed on your WordPress server (your hosting location)
– No third-party data processing
Google CDN Mode:
– Data transmitted to Google LLC servers worldwide
– Google’s primary data centers are in the USA
– Subject to US privacy laws (including CLOUD Act)
Your Rights
As a website administrator using this plugin, you have the right to:
Access all data stored by the plugin (Appearance → Google Fonts dashboard)
Delete all data (uninstall the plugin)
Export settings (WordPress Export tool)
Switch between Self-Hosted and CDN mode at any time
As a website visitor:
* In Self-Hosted mode: No personal data is collected
* In CDN mode: See Google’s privacy policy for your rights
Contact
For privacy-related questions about this plugin:
Plugin Author: Sebastian Hornoi
Website: https://sebastianhornoi.com/
Email: [email protected]
Support: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/google-font-loader/
For questions about Google’s data practices:
Visit: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Contact: https://support.google.com/policies/
Last updated: February 13, 2026
Legal Disclaimer
This privacy policy describes how the Google Font Loader plugin works. It does not constitute legal advice.
You are responsible for:
* Ensuring your use of this plugin complies with applicable laws
* Implementing appropriate consent mechanisms if required
* Updating your own privacy policy accordingly
* Consulting with a legal professional about your specific obligations
The plugin author provides this software “as is” and makes no warranties about GDPR or other legal compliance.
Additional Information
Browser Compatibility:
Chrome/Edge (latest 2 versions)
Firefox (latest 2 versions)
Safari (latest 2 versions)
Opera (latest version)
Internet Explorer 11+ (basic support)
WordPress Compatibility:
Requires WordPress 5.0 or higher
Tested up to WordPress 6.7
Works with WordPress Multisite
Compatible with major page builders (Elementor, Beaver Builder, Divi)
Works with block editor (Gutenberg)
PHP Compatibility:
Requires PHP 7.4 or higher
Tested with PHP 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, 8.3
Uses modern PHP features while maintaining backward compatibility
Server Requirements:
WordPress 5.0+
PHP 7.4+
Write permissions for /wp-content/uploads/
At least 10MB free disk space for font storage (Self-Hosted mode)
cURL or allow_url_fopen enabled for downloading fonts
Performance:
Self-Hosted mode: ~2-5 seconds initial font download per family
Ongoing: No performance impact (fonts served from local cache)
CDN mode: Instant (fonts served from Google’s global CDN)
Plugin size: ~50KB (without font files)
Support:
Documentation: https://sebastianhornoi.com/docs/fontpress-google-fonts/
Support Forum: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/fontpress-google-fonts/
Roadmap:
Future versions may include:
* Per-page font selection
* Font subset selection (Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, etc.)
* Variable fonts support
* Custom font upload
* Font pairing suggestions
* Preview mode in Customizer
* Import/Export settings
Credits
Plugin architecture based on WordPress Plugin Boilerplate
Fonts provided by Google Fonts under SIL Open Font License
Developed by Sebastian Hornoi
Tested by the WordPress community
Special Thanks:
WordPress Plugin Review Team for guidance
Early beta testers and contributors
The Google Fonts team for their amazing font library
Frequently Asked Technical Questions
Does this work with page builders?
Yes! The plugin works with Elementor, Beaver Builder, Divi, and other major page builders. Fonts are loaded site-wide via WordPress hooks.
Can I use this with a child theme?
Absolutely! The plugin works independently of your theme. You can switch themes without losing your font settings.
Does it support RTL languages?
Yes, the plugin supports RTL (Right-to-Left) languages. Make sure to select fonts that include RTL character sets from Google Fonts.
Can I disable fonts on mobile devices?
Not directly through the plugin. However, you can use CSS media queries in your theme to override font settings on mobile.
How do I backup my font settings?
Font settings are stored in the WordPress database. Use any WordPress backup plugin or export via Tools → Export in WordPress admin.
Settings to backup:
– All options starting with gfl_
– Font files in /wp-content/uploads/google-fonts/ (Self-Hosted mode)
Can I migrate fonts between sites?
Yes! If both sites use self-hosted mode:
1. Copy font settings from database (export/import)
2. Copy /wp-content/uploads/google-fonts/ directory
3. Both sites will have identical fonts
Does this work with WordPress Multisite?
Yes! Each site in a Multisite network can have independent font settings.
How do I update fonts after switching modes?
Change loading method in Customizer
Go to Appearance → Google Fonts
Click “Regenerate All Fonts” (Self-Hosted mode)
Fonts will be re-downloaded or switch to CDN
What happens if Google Fonts API is down?
Self-Hosted Mode: Your site continues to work normally. Fonts are already downloaded and cached.
Google CDN Mode: Fonts may not load, but the browser will fall back to system fonts (sans-serif). Your content remains accessible.
Can I customize the CSS applied to fonts?
The plugin applies fonts to standard HTML elements (body, h1-h6, nav). For custom CSS, you can:
1. Use Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS
2. Add custom selectors targeting the font families loaded by the plugin
How do I contribute or report bugs?
Support Forum: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/fontpress-google-fonts/
Direct contact: [email protected]
