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Hey pegasso4444!
You can use @font-face to use custom fonts. Here is a guide on how to get the fonts to be viewable in the Enfold style settings, https://kriesi.at/support/topic/installing-own-fonts/#post-421325.
Cheers!
ElliottHey!
Have you tried this plugin?
http://wordpress.org/plugins/typekit-fonts-for-wordpress/The fonts will be included but they will need to be assigned using the normal font-family property via Quick CSS, to target headings for example:
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5{ font-family: Myriad Pro Light !important; }Cheers!
BasilisHi,
I have read this thread and implemented the suggested plugin which works great.
I have a couple of questions please:1. What is the best practice in your opinion to assign the font-family property: you suggest quick CSS in the Enfold theme but there is also a “custom CSS rules fied” in the plugion settings which says this: using the Custom CSS Rules field below (technical note: these CSS rules will be embedded in the header of each page). ?
2. What is the best way to remove the “text-transform: uppercase;” command which applies to h titles in the theme please. I can see it in the inspector but not sure how to target it in quick CSS
Thanks in advance
HuguesHey!
1.) If you have a child theme, better to add it in the style.css file or the Quick CSS field to prevent it from being overwritten on theme updates.
2.) If you manage to see it in the inspector, I’m sure you can figure out the correct selector. Or try this:
h1 { text-transform: none; }If it doesn’t work, please provide a link to the page or a screenshot of the inspector.
Cheers!
Ismael
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