Anand Shah

WooThemes uses WooFramework which comes with loads of shortcodes, if you have used the theme for a while you may have used the 
shortcodes in your pages. Switching over to another theme becomes difficult as the shortcodes aren’t supported in a non WooThemes theme. 
With the help of this plugin easily switch to a non WooThemes theme but retain the framework shortcodes.
Before installing this plugin you need to first deactivate the Woothemes theme and activate any other theme, 
and then install and activate this plugin.
<h3>Disclaimer</h3>
Please note this is not an official WooThemes plugin. I have created this plugin 
with the hope that it will help someone switch to another theme like Storefront that doesn’t 
have shortcodes that are provided by a WooThemes theme. All the copyrights and 
trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Woo Framework Shortcodes

WooThemes uses WooFramework which comes with loads of shortcodes, if you have used the theme for a while you may have used the

Jason Judge

The purpose of this plugin is to make all available Google webfonts available to the WooThemes Canvas theme, 
and any other themes that use the WooThemes framework. It also allows additional selected international subsets 
(Greek, Cyrillic, Vietnamese etc.) to loaded, which the Woo Framework does not support at present.
It works like this:
<ol>
<li>You install the plugin. It contains a key that is used to access the Google Webfonts API.</li>
<li>The API is used to download the full list of Google web fonts in the Settings page. This is cached locally, and will only be refreshed when you save the plugin settings page.</li>
<li>The full list of fonts and all variants replaces the list that the Woo framework defines internally.</li>
</ol>
What you should then see, is the ability to select any available Google web font in the WooThemes theme administration pages, 
and have those fonts displayed in your theme.
In previous versions, you had to register for a Google API key. You no longer have to do this, as the plugin 
has a shared API key built-in. You can still use your own, but if you don’t, then the shared key will be 
set when activating the plugin.
If an invalid API key is used, this plugin has a fallback list of fonts, so you can try it out without an API key, 
and that might even be good enough for your purposes.
In addition, you can select the weights that will be downloaded. If you only use light/regular/bold (300/400/700) then 
there is no point requesting all the additional weights from some of the fonts that are more complete, but 
consequently are a very heavy download. This plugin will help to keep the bandwidth down, and so the load speed higher.
This plugin has been tested against PHP5.3 and the project repository is here:
<a href="https://github.com/academe/google-webfonts-for-woo-framework/" rel="nofollow ugc">https://github.com/academe/google-webfonts-for-woo-framework/</a>
Changes have been made so that it works with PHP5.2 and has been reported as working. 
However, I work under at least 5.3 so some incompatibilities may creep in by accident from time-to-time – just report them and I will do my best to fix as quickly as possible.
Please let me know how this plugin works for you, whether you like it, and how it can be improved.

Google Webfonts For Woo Framework

Give the WooThemes framework access to the full range of current Google Webfonts.

Woo Framework Shortcodes vs Google Webfonts For Woo Framework