Web Presence Builder (formerly known as Presence Builder) is a website-building tool provided by Plesk. It allows you to create and design websites without the need for coding.

If you want to disable Google Fonts on a website created with Web Presence Builder, you'll need to follow these general steps:

1. Access Web Presence Builder:

   • Log in to your Plesk control panel and navigate to the Web Presence Builder.

2. Edit or Manage the Website:

   • Locate the website you want to edit and click on the "Edit" or "Manage" button.

3. Access Design Settings:

   • Look for a section related to design or appearance settings. The exact location may vary depending on the version of Web Presence Builder you're using.

4. Find Font Options:

   • Within the design settings, look for options related to fonts. There might be a setting for choosing fonts or styles.

5. Select Default Fonts:

   • If available, select default or system fonts instead of using external font libraries like Google Fonts.

6. Save Changes:

   • After making the changes, save your settings. Be sure to publish or update your website to apply the changes.

7. Inspect the Website Code (Advanced):

   • If Web Presence Builder doesn't provide an explicit option to disable Google Fonts, you might need to manually edit the website's code.

   • You can inspect the HTML/CSS code of your website and look for references to Google Fonts. Remove or replace these references with the desired fonts.

   • Keep in mind that manually editing code may require some technical knowledge and could potentially cause issues if not done correctly.

8. Clear Browser Cache:

   • After making any changes to your website, it's a good idea to clear your browser cache to ensure that the updated version loads.

Remember that the specific steps and options may vary depending on the version and configuration of the Web Presence Builder you're using. If you're unsure about any steps, refer to the documentation or support resources provided by Plesk.

Additionally, if you have direct access to the HTML/CSS files of your website (e.g., through FTP), you can manually edit the code to remove any references to Google Fonts.