Updates. Features, fixes & improvements.
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Custom WordPress Dashboard for Clients in Gutenberg: WP Admin Cleaner
When you hand a site over to a client, the default WordPress dashboard is the first thing they see, and it doesn't tell them anything useful. It doesn't say…
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Hidden Tools Menu? Open WP Admin Cleaner Settings Again
WP Admin Cleaner's settings live under the Tools menu. If you hide Tools while cleaning up the admin, the settings page goes with it, and you have no obvious…
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Free Migration from Oxy Font Manager to Font Hero
Note: Do not delete Oxy Font Manager until you do migration to the Font Hero We are excited to announce some significant changes to our plugin portfolio after…
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Simplify Your CSS/SCSS Workflow with Script Organizer's New Import Feature
In the world of web development, managing CSS and SCSS files efficiently is crucial for maintaining organized and streamlined code. With the latest update to…
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Font Hero 2.0.1
Font Fallback for Gutenberg and Divi This feature is provided for “Custom fonts” and “the Google Fonts”. When you are registering or editing fonts you will get…
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Inline @font-face CSS in WordPress with Font Hero
When your custom fonts come from an external stylesheet, the browser has to request that file before it knows which fonts to load. In this video we turn on…
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Remove Font Hero from Production and Keep Your Fonts
Once a site is finished and handed to the client, every active plugin is one more thing to update. If the typography is done, Font Hero doesn't need to stay…
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Introducing Font Hero 2.0 - Your Ultimate Font Solution
We’re thrilled to announce the release of Font Hero 2.0 beta, and we can’t wait for you to try it! With the stable release just a day or two away, we’re…
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Add a Custom Font in WordPress with Font Hero 2.0
Self-hosting your own font files in WordPress usually means writing @font-face rules by hand for every weight and style, and then keeping track of where each…
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WOFF2 Only by Default: Font File Upload Options in Font Hero
When you self-host fonts in WordPress, it's easy to think you have to upload every format (WOFF2, WOFF, TTF) just to be safe. That means more files to manage…
