Every time someone visits your site, their browser reaches out to Google’s servers to grab your fonts. That’s 1-2 extra DNS lookups before anything even starts rendering. And if your visitors are in Europe, those requests send their IP addresses to Google – which can land you a GDPR fine. Loading Google Fonts locally in…
If your Kadence site loads Google Fonts the default way, every single page view sends your visitors’ IP addresses to Google’s servers. That’s a GDPR violation. A German court fined a website owner 100 euros for exactly this in 2022, and enforcement has only gotten stricter since. The good news? Kadence has a built-in fix…
I ran into this exact red banner while working on a client site last week. You spend 45 minutes building a complex Kadence Row Layout, hit “Update,” and the block editor refuses to save, throwing a “Not a valid JSON response” error. It’s incredibly frustrating. This is a common Kadence JSON error fix that WordPress…