Fontcall to Google over http

We strictly enforce HTTPS on our sites and this gives me issues with PB:

<div class="pagebuilderck"><div class="googlefontscall"> somehow want to call ' fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Roboto '. over http which gives errors and slows downs the site.

I am also curious where all those calls come from since we clearly only use local / default fonts.

It is very hard to figure out what is going on, inside the pages if they contain a lot of blocks. A kind of SOURCE look for a whole page would be on top of my wish list.

Hi

kind of SOURCE look for a whole page would be on top of my wish list.

I don't understand what you mean here, could you please explain ?

for your problem, please replace this file
dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/8539690/page.php

in [SITE]\components\com_pagebuilderck\models

and tell me if it works.

For info there is no extra font called, only the ones that are used in your pages
CEd

Hi Ced,

We don't want to use Google fonts on our sites but they sneak in as they seem to be set to standard in some cases, I believe the header model uses them. So if the 'dummy' user creates a page they tend to popup suddenly.
I had a page where they used about 50 bloks, sometimes, like the header with multiple edit blocks inside. Combine that with the CSS for columns and blocks and I had to go through about 100 edit icon clicks -> styles to find those Google pointers.

No fun as admin. If I could see the pages in full code few, a simple find / replace would have been nice.

I did it now directly in the DB but that is not the most optimal.

PB works great for amateurs making pages but it becomes a nightmare for admins when it is used frequently.

Almost tempted to let them make the 'design' in PB and remake the pages in plain CSS for speed and overview.

Succes has it's shadow

I can stop delopping it and remove from my download page if you think that this is a nightmare to use it

admin nightmare to be correct Users heaven.

But if I remember well I was the one pushing you so no I prefer a code view hidden somewhere.