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  • You can set up different classes in your CSS and call them whenever needed.

    For example:

    <span class="fontarial">I would like this text to be arial,</span><span class="fontverdana"> but this text to be verdana</span>

    In your CSS:

    .arial {font-family: arial;}
    .verdana {font-family: verdana;}

    Of course, you do not have to use only span, it can be called via divs or using your paragraphs.

    To make it even simpler, add the classes to your quicktags.

    Lots of flexibility with colours, fonts and whatever else you want to individualise.

    Well, you can search “define font-family” in any search engine, and you will know which part of your stylesheet you can edit ??

    Thread Starter megagents

    (@megagents)

    Ok, that’s cool but I just thought of something. Could it be possible to use a custom font I downloaded? Just wondering.

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