What's causing the fonts issue is the fact the source is registered as an absolute address and not a relative address. As a result, when you migrate, the website still tries to load the fonts form the old domain (you'll be able to observe this if you open the Network tab in your browser dev tools). But that's not in line with the old server configuration, causing a CORS issue (you'll see this in you open your browser console). To get it resolved, the fonts source should be registered as relative so that it isn't domain dependent: the fonts you actually want to load (and the one that will work) are the ones stored in your wp-content folder, which have moved with the website. Cheers!
Thanks for the very useful video. I was particularly interested in the accessibility (something I have always been aware of but never really checked) and have tried those 2 plugins and have now added them to my process - had to tweak the CSS to get the new window icon to space correctly with a GB button.
Glad it was helpful! Accessibility Checker is a great thing to have on installs - it's so easy to miss some of the little things, and it will nag you about them!
What's causing the fonts issue is the fact the source is registered as an absolute address and not a relative address. As a result, when you migrate, the website still tries to load the fonts form the old domain (you'll be able to observe this if you open the Network tab in your browser dev tools).
But that's not in line with the old server configuration, causing a CORS issue (you'll see this in you open your browser console).
To get it resolved, the fonts source should be registered as relative so that it isn't domain dependent: the fonts you actually want to load (and the one that will work) are the ones stored in your wp-content folder, which have moved with the website.
Cheers!
Thanks for another awesome video. I've learned a lot watching your process.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for commenting :)
Awesome process!! thank you!!!
Really glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the very useful video. I was particularly interested in the accessibility (something I have always been aware of but never really checked) and have tried those 2 plugins and have now added them to my process - had to tweak the CSS to get the new window icon to space correctly with a GB button.
Glad it was helpful! Accessibility Checker is a great thing to have on installs - it's so easy to miss some of the little things, and it will nag you about them!