Course Content
Module 1: Introduction & Setup
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How to Activate Nexter Blocks, Extension & Theme
08:40
Module 2: Nexter Blocks
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Adding an Audio Player in WordPress Gutenberg Editor
05:21
Adding Blockquotes in WordPress Gutenberg Editor
03:10
Adding an Advanced Button in WordPress Gutenberg Editor
04:44
Adding a Button in WordPress Gutenberg Block Editor
03:39
Integrating Google Maps into WordPress Gutenberg Blocks
06:06
Adding an Image Block in WordPress Gutenberg Editor
03:25
Effective Methods for Adding Infoboxes in WordPress Gutenberg Editor
09:16
Creating Stylish Lists in WordPress Gutenberg Block Editor
06:43
Adding a Search Bar in WordPress Gutenberg Block Editor
13:16
Adding Advanced Typography in WordPress Gutenberg Blocks
09:27
Creating Animated Service Boxes in WordPress Gutenberg
10:38
Adding Before-After Image Comparison in WordPress Gutenberg Editor
04:59
Implementing Carousel and Slider Blocks in WordPress Gutenberg
07:14
Adding Data Tables in WordPress Gutenberg Editor
08:48
Adding Dynamic Device Features in WordPress Gutenberg Blocks
08:23
Mastering Heading Animations in WordPress Without Coding
04:48
Adding Hover Cards in WordPress Gutenberg Editor
07:38
Adding Floating Effects in WordPress Gutenberg Editor
03:19
Adding Process Steps Using the WordPress Gutenberg Block Editor
08:37
Creating One-Page Scroll Navigation with WordPress Gutenberg Blocks
05:36
Adding an Accordion in WordPress Gutenberg: A Simple Guide
06:21
Adding Interactive Circles in WordPress Gutenberg Editor
07:15
Effective Tab Content Management in WordPress Gutenberg
10:03
Creating a Free Navigation Menu with WordPress Gutenberg Editor
15:49
Creating and Inserting Pricing Tables in WordPress Gutenberg
09:25
Module 3: Nexter Extension
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Content Protection in WordPress: Prevent Copying and Disable Hotkeys
01:44
WordPress Security Tips: How to Harden and Protect Your Website
02:06
Optimizing Website Performance: Disabling WordPress & Elementor Icons
00:28
Custom Image Thumbnail Sizes in WordPress: Registration and Usage
00:28
Optimizing WordPress Performance: Managing Google Fonts
01:02
Optimizing WordPress Performance and Code Quality
03:07
Chapter Title: Regenerating Thumbnails to Repair Broken Images in WordPress
00:45
Efficient Bulk Duplication of Posts, Pages, and Custom Post Types in WordPress
02:04
Bulk URL and Text Replacement in WordPress & Elementor
02:28
Uploading Custom Fonts to WordPress & Elementor Without Plugins
00:59
Adding Adobe Fonts to WordPress & Elementor: Easy Setup Guide
01:18
Implementing a Free Code Snippets Plugin for WordPress: Adding HTML, CSS, JS, & PHP Without a Child Theme
06:41
Creating Custom Themes with Free Builder Tools for Elementor and WordPress Gutenberg
07:25
Whitelabel WordPress WP Admin Login Page with Custom Branding
02:55
Disable Admin Notices in WordPress! No More Ad Banners & More
02:48
Get Email Notifications on WordPress Login to Monitor Access
01:05
Implementing Google reCAPTCHA for Login, Registration, Comment, and Password Reset Forms
02:24
Moudel 4: Nexter Theme
Getting Started with Nexter – Build Your First WordPress Site
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If you’re using WordPress, you might not realize that many themes and plugins load Google Fonts by default. While Google Fonts are popular for adding stylish typography, they can also impact your website’s performance. This is especially true if your site is loading multiple font files from external sources, which can slow down page load times and affect user experience.

One way to improve your website’s speed is by self-hosting Google Fonts or disabling them altogether. When you self-host fonts, the files are stored directly on your server rather than fetched from Google’s servers. This reduces the number of external requests your website makes, leading to faster loading times. It can also enhance privacy, as it prevents third-party tracking and data collection through font requests.

Disabling Google Fonts can be a simple yet effective way to optimize your site. It ensures that your website loads only the fonts you need, and you have complete control over how fonts are served. Self-hosting fonts also improves website security, as it eliminates dependencies on external sources that could be compromised or experience downtime.

The Nexter Extension makes it easy for WordPress users to manage this aspect of their website. It offers options to disable Google Fonts or host them locally without the need for complicated coding. This flexibility helps you tailor your website’s typography setup to maximize performance while maintaining a professional look.

Overall, self-hosting or disabling Google Fonts is a smart move for anyone looking to speed up their WordPress site, reduce external dependencies, and enhance user privacy. With the Nexter Extension, making these improvements is straightforward and accessible for beginners and experienced users alike.

  • Improve website speed by reducing external requests
  • Enhance privacy by preventing third-party font tracking
  • Gain full control over your site’s typography
  • Increase security by minimizing external dependencies

Learn more about this feature and how it can benefit your website at Nexter Extension Features.

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