ExpiresByType font/woff2 "access plus 1 year" ExpiresByType application/font-woff2 "access plus 1 year" ExpiresByType application/x-font-woff2 "access plus 1 year"
You need to set ExpiresActive On
(at the top) for these directives to have any effect.
You also don’t need all 3 of these directives. You should check the Content-Type
HTTP response header for the mime-type your server is sending with this resource – it can only be one. The mime-type needs to match the response from your server.
To determine whether these directives are working or not, you should check for the Expires
and Cache-Control: max-age
headers in the HTTP response.
UPDATE: You are using a CDN (Cloudflare), so ultimately the cache response headers are going to be determined by the CDN.
You are serving two font files:
https://example.com/libs/fonts/fontsolaimanlipi.woff
https://example.com/fonts/fontawesome.woff2
The first is a woff
font file (not woff2) and is sent with a application/x-font-woff
mime-type (so the above directives would need to be modified for this).
The second is not sending a Content-Type
header at all (so the above directives will not apply, unless you have an ExpiresDefault
directive?), so maybe your server is not enabled for this mime type. For example:
AddType font/woff2 .woff2
Or maybe this can be configured in the CDN.