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Using Google Webfonts
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13 years 4 months ago #15189
by Patsyish
Using Google Webfonts was created by Patsyish
Hi,
I want to use more than one Google Webfont, to be used in different articles, etc. in different places on the site.
Can I paste multiple codes into the header of the index.php file for use throughout the site?
Can I only use a Google Webfont by writing articles in the css file or will those fonts be available when I'm using the TinyMCE or other editors during editing of the article inside joomla?
(Found the instructions for the Google Webfont on the Hotel template demo - very nice, btw: you will find a code snippet that you should paste in the head section of your webpage (between <head> and </head>) where you'd like to use the font. If you need it for a Joomla template, you should paste the code in template's index.php file in the head section. In example:
<link href=' fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Signika ' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>
Thanks,
Patsy
I want to use more than one Google Webfont, to be used in different articles, etc. in different places on the site.
Can I paste multiple codes into the header of the index.php file for use throughout the site?
Can I only use a Google Webfont by writing articles in the css file or will those fonts be available when I'm using the TinyMCE or other editors during editing of the article inside joomla?
(Found the instructions for the Google Webfont on the Hotel template demo - very nice, btw: you will find a code snippet that you should paste in the head section of your webpage (between <head> and </head>) where you'd like to use the font. If you need it for a Joomla template, you should paste the code in template's index.php file in the head section. In example:
<link href=' fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Signika ' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>
Thanks,
Patsy
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13 years 4 months ago #15201
by milos
Replied by milos on topic Re: Using Google Webfonts
You can use as much Google fonts as you need. However, they would not be available for selection in TinyMCE. You can assign Google font to a classs in template_css.css and then select this class.
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