Font Types

  • Hi all, Could you please help me with something I want to do with my Portfolio.
    here https://www.wagidesign.com/ is the link, and I would like to play around with the font from the text:

    “Welcome to Wagidesign! This site is a selection of creative and complete thinking, writing, and work effort that demonstrates the problem solving and simple solutions. This site is also where you can contact me for any questions you may have. What interested myself? The answer is, to provide you with complete solutions that integrate creative ideas, offering satisfaction through the quality output and the on schedule dissemination.”

    By playing around I meant to say that by using CSS, I would like the text to look similar to the image above in black background, the one that has different fonts and sizes. How can I do that? Thanks!

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  • I don’t know about css but you should check out the google fonts plugin it has over 600 different fonts you could also checkout visual editor it work great in conjuction with google fonts.

    Hi,

    1. You can use Google API google.com/fonts .
    2. Open this link, select the font style as per your requirement.
    3. Click on quick use -> @import ->copy the code and paste it to your css file and save changes.
    4. You will get this kind of code :
    @import url(https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans);
    5. Next step is to open that page where you want to change content .Open div tag and use the font family.

    NOTE: font family imported should be the same as that which have been added in CSS file.

    Eg: <div style=”font-family: Open Sans”>

    I think it’s not recommended using @import..
    Just put this link in your header..

    <link href=”//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:300italic,300,400italic,400,600italic,600,700italic,700,800italic,800″ rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css”>

    Thread Starter vanessa1105

    (@vanessa1105)

    Thanks to all!

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