It allows changing font for headline / body text globally. With v.3.06 a new feature is being introduced - the Style Editor. Hi read that - must have missed the notification email. Styling with a different font works just the same with any text element of your site - with the same drill you can style a paragraph or a heading.ĭo try and let me know if this was helpful Do have in mind that if you insert a font from Google or somewhere else this font should support the char-set your content in being written in - for example Cyrillic or Vietnamese - to get an idea if this is so you can use the filtering function most of the web fonts repositories provide. Please do try and let me know what happened - I'm kind of sleepy right now, so I might have skipped a colon or two my domain /fonts/fnt.ttf') format('truetype') Then in the CSS Editor of your navbar block you should place the fallowing "Your-Font-Name" To do so, just upload the font you need to a directory on your web server - for example name it fonts and get the link to it - something like. If you have a font locally and it's not font hosted somewhere like at Google and so on you'll have to host it yourself.
The font family declaration you can get from the same place from which you've got the lint for embedding your font. Then you need to style your brand name in the CSS Editor with a declaration - something like this: For example if you need utilizing a Google font, you first need to add a link to it inside your page's head section (see image below) In order to use a different font you need to first tell Mobirise to read it from somewhere.
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