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Cache Issue

This problem can be caused by a cache. Let clear your browser’s cache, as well as your host’s server-side caching, then check once more. In the case that the cache of your browser is not completely clear, you can use another browser.

HTTP / HTTPS mismatch

Following the below:

Step 1: Open Elementor and click Custom Fonts.

Step 2: Select the Delete button for each URL which does not begin with https

Step 3: Click UPLOAD buttons to re-upload the files

Step 4: Go to Elementor > Tools, then click Regenerate CSS button

Step 5: URLs and your fonts will appear on the front end

However, this is still not working, you can:

Step 1: Open Elementor > Tools > Replace URL

Step 2: Enter the site URL with HTTP in Old URL Field and site URL with HTTPs in New URL Field

Step 3: Proceed to Replace URL button and select Save Changes

Step 4: Open Settings > General in WordPress to check that both URLs begin with https

CORS Error in Console

If your custom font is not showing and you receive a CORS error in your browser’s console, you need to contact your host, as they will need to modify the server’s CORS policy.

CONCLUSION

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Credit: Elementor Official

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