perthykjaerjensen

Thanx for the suggestion. I know the plugin you mention, but it should be possible to add custom fonts without plugins via theme.json.

It is also possible to add e.g. google fonts via custom CSS; but again – I’m looking for a stable solution via theme.json.

Hi Felipe

Here is my bug report in Trac:

https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/60028

I still have the issue in sevaral installations of WP.

cheers, Per

I have tried to find a solution for days now. As far as I can see it’s a bug. So I’ll hand in a bug report.

Good idea, thank you ??

Hi Saturn3,

I also dream of a more free font control in Twentytwentytwo. Here and now it is very difficult to change the fonts. A thing like that ought to be easy. The ordinary user would probably give up if they are to fight with weird looking json.

As an alternative to a child theme you could create a theme from scratch. Just copy the folder and paste it under another name. Then you can change the style.css informations with the theme name etc.

The upside of such a solution is the freedom from the original theme. Updates won’t overwrite your work. The flipside of the coin is – you don’t get the brand new updates here.

But in theory you should be able to have a separate theme json file inside the childtheme folder.

Thank you for these suggestions and posts – they were very helpful. Especially the support concerning the navigation block.

As an WordPress oldtimer there are many new concepts. And it’s confusing when you cannot see the menu editor in the Dashboard. I wish that this part of the menu could be reinvented.