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Custom Fonts
уαмαѕαωкι July 31st, 2019 7:20:17am 3,521 Posts |
Hi guys! I've been working on my coding and w3 schools is failing me, perhaps cause I don't understand the html logic. I need some help with adding a custom font! I have the @font family tag and a url but I think what my problem is, is that I don't know how to do the url part! Does anyone use custom fonts and can tell me how to go about doing that? Thanks so much! xoxo |
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fandango ⛰ soft music drains the oxygen from this room August 1st, 2019 4:05:03pm 27 Posts |
You need to use @import and then specify the font-family later on in the CSS for the element you want to use. So if you wanted to use Roboto in your H2 header, you'd need something like this:
Hope that helps. You seem so out of context in this gaudy apartment complex, a stranger with a door key explaining that I'm just visiting, and I am finally seeing why I was the one worth leaving. |
vida August 1st, 2019 4:16:22pm 4,401 Posts |
This is pretty much exactly what fandango just said, but:
If you go to google fonts, https://fonts.google.com, if you click the "plus" (forums doesn't let me use the symbol) sign next to the font you want, in the bottom righthand corner a window will show up (it's minimized) and it will show you what to copy and paste as well. This was the easiest route for me (copying and pasting).
If you want to combine more than one font, you can (just click more "plus" signs and it will show you how you can integrate however many fonts you wnat or need :) |
уαмαѕαωкι August 1st, 2019 8:25:48pm 3,521 Posts |
Oh okay, that's one route I see, but I had a font I downloaded from a different website at some point that I like, and wanted to use it but it's only on my computer I guess. Is there a way to make that a web font or is it easier to just use google? |
Samantha - see page to know who to contact directly! August 1st, 2019 10:44:14pm 4,333 Posts |
I think you have to have a server to upload them on if they're not already being offered as a web font (plus you will likely run into issues with the font license unless you paid to buy the font if you do this). Like the cursive font we use for our logo, we bought the license for, and then uploaded it onto our server. But I think in most cases when you see fonts in people's layouts they are google fonts. |
уαмαѕαωкι August 2nd, 2019 12:31:22am 3,521 Posts |
Ah okay, that makes sense. I didn't even think about licensing! I didn't buy it so that won't work. Thanks, now off to find one I like! |
Jaya • Every move that we make is a bid to survive August 2nd, 2019 2:02:29am 27,578 Posts |
The fonts on your layout right now look pretty, Yama! |
уαмαѕαωкι August 2nd, 2019 2:20:02am 3,521 Posts |
Thank you Jaya! Those are ones I found after reading these responses :D If you can't tell there's a certain aesthetic I'm going for lol! |
Fantasy German Shepherds (Main) I felt so much, that I started to feel nothing.” — Unknown June 12th, 2024 11:29:43pm 270 Posts |
Hi, i am new to coding and trying to figure my way thru it using W3schools and the layout generator, but was wondering where i put the code mention above to change the font on my layout? |
↬ JADE 🖤 shake those stars from your hair, pretty moonchild June 12th, 2024 11:52:30pm 3,847 Posts |
At the top of your CSS coding. Let me know if you continue to have any trouble! |
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