The user is having trouble with the custom font 'Poppins' on their WordPress site, which is defaulting to another font. Despite confirming that the font is properly included in the site's CSS and HTML, it persists in failing to load correctly. They have utilized the Litespeed Cache plugin, cleared browser and plugin caches, and even tried viewing the site in Incognito Mode without resolution. Possible underlying issues may relate to the caching system or CSS conflicts that require further troubleshooting to ensure the font displays correctly.
Despite including the Poppins font in CSS and HTML, it fails to load, often defaulting to system fonts. Issues may stem from caching or CSS conflicts.
The integration of the Poppins font involves ensuring that it's referenced correctly within both HTML and CSS. If the cache isn't cleared, this can cause persistence of default fonts.
Using tools like Litespeed can add additional layers of complexity. Incognito Mode testing is essential, but ensuring all caches are properly configured and cleared is vital.
Browser tools and the WordPress environment must be thoroughly checked to understand loading issues. The Litespeed Cache plugin settings could potentially hinder custom font loading.
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