Embed Google Fonts vs Simple YouTube Responsive

Embed Google Fonts tries to automatically replace registered Google Fonts from themes and plugins with local versions, directly loaded from your own server. Contribute: https://github.com/moewe-io/embed-google-fonts Notes The first request might be very slow, as fonts are downloaded and cached the first time they are requested. This doesn’t automatically replace all your Google fonts with local versions. If a plugin/theme doesn’t use WordPress wp_enqueue_style it probably won’t work. Loaded fonts are not optimized, means, the whole font including all subsets is loaded See FAQ for instructions to use locally hosted fonts directly and avoid using Heroku Thank you: Fonts are downloaded using: https://gwfh.mranftl.com/fonts

A lightweight plugin to embed YouTube videos while keeping the correct aspect ratio — all with a simple shortcode. Very simple shortcode. Use it in posts or widgets. Uses the default YouTube iframe embed, but fully responsive. Custom aspect ratio if you want a different video size. Automatically centered, so your video always looks neat in your content. Lazy load support to improve performance. 100% free — no ads, no trackers, no funny business. Arbitrary section A brief Markdown Example Pros: 1. Simple and lightweight — one shortcode per video 2. Lazy load support 3. Extra parameters available for advanced users Cons: 1. Designed for simple embeds only (no playlist support, one video per shortcode)