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I’m going to use my own list of Google fonts in Enfold-Child > General Styling > Fonts, for that I’ve created the following folder and file structure in my Enfold-Child theme, mirroring the original Enfold structure:
enfold-child/ enfold-child/includes/ enfold-child/includes/admin/ enfold-child/includes/admin/register-backend-google-fonts.phpand have added the following line into functions.php of Enfold-Child:
require_once( get_stylesheet_directory() . '/includes/admin/register-backend-google-fonts.php' );
It had no effect and Enfold-Child still uses original register-backend-google-fonts.php file from Enfold theme folder.
What have I skipped?
What should I correct to force Enfold-Child to use my own register-backend-google-fonts.php instead of original one without altering any file of the original Enfold theme?Hey!
Try adding this at the very end of your theme / child theme functions.php file:
add_filter( 'avf_google_heading_font', 'avia_add_custom_font'); add_filter( 'avf_google_content_font', 'avia_add_custom_font'); function avia_add_custom_font($fonts) { $fonts['Custom Google Font Name Here'] = 'Custom Google Font Name Here'; return $fonts; }Cheers!
JosueModifying child theme this way will finally make its functions.php extremely huge and hard to deal with. I’m looking for a way that allows just load child’s register-backend-google-fonts.php for child theme.
Again, it’s not possible -via child theme- to remove/modify an
includedeclaration, to circumvent that limitation there are filters and actions that can be hooked via child theme functions.php (or any .php file included from it).Regards,
JosueThen why not to just wrap the aforesaid
includedeclaration into a filter or an action initially! ) So that it could be overridden through a child theme.Hi!
@kacharava: What are the advantages that you’re expecting to get from this? Why not use the existing filter? If you can convince Kriesi about its advantages, maybe we’ll included it in the next update. You can request the feature here: https://kriesi.at/support/enfold-feature-requests/@rwwwood: Something like this will work:
add_filter( 'avf_google_heading_font', 'avia_add_custom_font'); add_filter( 'avf_google_content_font', 'avia_add_custom_font'); function avia_add_custom_font($fonts) { $fonts['Custom Google Font Name Here'] = 'Custom Google Font Name Here'; $fonts['Another Custom Google Font Name Here'] = 'Another Custom Google Font Name Here'; return $fonts; }Best regards,
IsmaelThe only advantage is not altering original files while modifying the theme the way it is expected to be modified. The method offered here doesn’t allow to get rid of the fonts that will never be used. The easiest method is to force Enfold to use child’s list but this method is supressed for some reason.
Hey!
FYI a font being listed doesn’t mean it will be loaded, the theme only loads it if you have it selected it in General Styling > Fonts or in Advanced Styling.
Regards,
JosueWell in that case you can override the whole array with a code like this:
add_filter( 'avf_google_heading_font', 'avia_add_custom_font'); add_filter( 'avf_google_content_font', 'avia_add_custom_font'); function avia_add_custom_font($fonts) { $new_fonts = array(); $new_fonts['Custom Google Font Name Here'] = 'Custom Google Font Name Here'; $new_fonts['Another Custom Google Font Name Here'] = 'Another Custom Google Font Name Here'; return $new_fonts; }Regards,
Josue
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