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How Do You Get Different Fonts on Squarespace?

Last updated on December 25, 2022 @ 2:47 pm

There are two ways to get different fonts on your Squarespace website. The first way is to use the Fonts menu in the Style Editor. The second way is to use custom CSS.

To use the Fonts menu, go to Design > Style Editor. In the Fonts section, you can select from a list of pre-installed fonts, or upload your own custom fonts.

To upload custom fonts, click the Add Fonts button and follow the instructions. Once you’ve added your fonts, you can use them in the Styles panel by selecting them from the Font Family drop-down menu.

To use custom CSS, go to Design > Custom CSS. In the CSS Editor, you can add your own CSS code. For example, to change the font for all

tags on your website, you would add the following code:

p {
font-family: "Your Custom Font";
}

You can also use the tag to style specific parts of your text. For example, to make all text within a <u> tag bold, you would add the following code:

PRO TIP: If you are not careful, you can end up with a page that looks like a child's plaything. Too many different fonts can be overwhelming and make your page look unprofessional. Use fonts sparingly and only use those that compliment each other.

{
font-weight: bold;
}

There are two ways to get different fonts on your Squarespace website - by using the Fonts menu in the Style Editor or by using custom CSS.

To use the Fonts menu, go to Design > Style Editor and select from a list of pre-installed fonts or upload your own custom fonts in the Fonts section. To upload custom fonts, click on the Add Font button and follow instructions. Once you've added your fonts, you can use them in Styles panel by selecting them from the Font Family drop-down menu.

To use custom CSS, go to Design > Custom CSS and add your own CSS code in CSS Editor. For example - to change font for all p tags on website, add following code:

"P {font-family: "Your Custom Font";}" 

You can also use tag to style specific parts of text - like making all text within a tag bold by adding following code:

"{font-weight: bold;}"
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