sigurdurg

Most modern websites and website themes use Google Fonts to make their website typeface nice to look at and read. 
Some plugins even include Google Fonts to make their plugin fancy.
Unfortunately, all this adds up to a lot of different Google Fonts being requested for each webpage, making the website slower with a lower Google PageSpeed score. 
Ultimately, it lowers your visitor’s experience and you could drop down in the search results.
Google already solved this problem on their servers by allowing you to ask for multiple fonts in a single request, but that doesn’t fix the problem on YOUR website.
Your website asks for all these different fonts in different requests because there hasn’t been a way to automatically find all these font requests and optimize them.
.. until now.
Finally there’s a way to do this automagically, and that’s where Google WebFont Optimizer helps your site.
Google WebFont Optimizer finds every Google Fonts request, bulks them all together so your website only asks Google once for the fonts, instead of multiple times.
This makes:
<ul>
<li>Your Website faster</li>
<li>Your visitors happier</li>
<li>Your Google PageSpeed score increase</li>
</ul>
You only have to install and activate the plugin, and the plugin takes care of everything else.
This plugin was created to make our client’s websites faster to load with a higher Google PageSpeed score, and now it’s yours – free!
If you want to discover more about how you can make your WordPress website faster, go to <a href="http://quickfalcon.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">the Quick Falcon website</a>.
The plugin works best with W3 Total Cache
You can find the source code on GitHub – https://github.com/sigginet/google-webfont-optimizer

Google Webfont Optimizer

Makes your website faster by combining all Google Fonts in a single request. Your websites gets a higher PageSpeed score which is good for SEO.

ChrisHurst

MyWebsiteAdvisor

Simple plugin to manage Custom CSS Code to change the appearance of your WordPress website. 
This Plugin stores the CSS Code in the WordPress Options Database, very useful if you do not want to edit your theme css files.
Developer Website: http://MyWebsiteAdvisor.com/
Plugin Support: http://MyWebsiteAdvisor.com/support/
Plugin Page: http://mywebsiteadvisor.com/tools/wordpress-plugins/custom-css-manager-plugin/
Video Tutorial: http://mywebsiteadvisor.com/learning/video-tutorials/custom-css-manager-tutorial/
Requirements: 
PHP v5.0+ 
WordPress v3.3+
To-do:

Google Webfont Optimizer vs Custom CSS Manager