Anyone using https://fonts.coollabs.io/?

[murgero]

@scooke The fonts will be declared in the theme, not the wordpress code itself. Good work on finding and replacing the google fonts - hopefully it stays that way!

[marcusquinn]

Nice find! The Dev's other projects look cool:

• https://twitter.com/andrasbacsai
• https://coolify.io/

[marcusquinn]

Cross-posting for the related Coolify:

• https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/7210/coolify-open-source-alternative-to-heroku-netlify-etc

[marcusquinn]

@girish Perhaps this could be added as a Cloudron feature using Apache rewrite rules and a tick-box to enable it under the Security tab of Cloudron app settings?

[girish]

@marcusquinn recently, i came across http sub module - http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_sub_module.html which does a very primitive form of content rewriting.

While possible, I think this is quite a complex feature because one has to parse html and rewrite it.

[marcusquinn]

This tool they link to also looks interesting for seeing all the places your website/app traffic is pinging:

• https://requestmap.webperf.tools

Well done cloudron.io

[marcusquinn]

And results from the new beta version:

• https://requestmap.pages.dev/?id=220614_BiDcCX_CGT&run=1&seed=12345

(using VisJS, eg: https://visjs.github.io/vis-network/examples/ )

[marcusquinn]

@girish I'm pretty sure this is fast and unintensive for resources. We did something similar for the custom translation module at brandlight.org if you want to try switching languages to see the speed of doing these things on a whole website.

[marcusquinn]

https://www.nginx.com/blog/creating-nginx-rewrite-rules/

[girish]

@marcusquinn nginx rewrite rules work at the request processing level. what we need here is to rewrite the content/response.