Wednesday, 15 September 2010

How do I 'leverage browser caching' for Google fonts? -


I tested my site via pingdom and found it:

I searched but could not find any solution on this. Does anyone know how I can get it from 14 to 100?

Since you googles header (headers with termination), I can see only one solution - own Download these two stylesheets and fonts on the hosting server, change the HTML tags accordingly.

Then, you can set the end of the header (pingdom called 'lifetime') you want.

For example, open it: 

  / * latin * / @ font-face {font-family: 'Montserrat'; Font style: normal; Font-weight: 400; Source: Local ('Montserrat-Regular'), URL (http://fonts.gstatic.com/s/montserrat/v6/zhcz-_WihjSQC0oHJ9TCYAzyDMXhdD8sAj6OAJTFsBI.woff2) format ('woff2'); Unicode range: U + 0000-00 FF, U + 0131, U + 0152-0153, U + 02C6, U + 02DA, U +02 dc, U + 2000-206F, U +2074, U + 20 CC, U +2212, U + 2215, U + EFF, U + EFFD, U + F 2000; }

Download it .Woff2 file and save it anywhere on your webserver Copy & amp; Paste this slice of the stylesheet into any of your CSS files or HTML Change the link from Fonts.gstatic.com to your new URL.

Google provides these fonts with an expiration time of 1 day. You can easily set it up to 30 days.


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