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Sri Kandi Script Font is a stylish and effortlessly cool handwritten font with a contemporary twist. It will add a unique spin on any design project!You will find font in both OTF, TTF, formats. No special software is required to use Rolade Font

Thank you for looking this font. This is a chunky bold typeface, the geometric, tempered by softened edges and vibrant shapes. Perfect for any fun quirky design work! Introducing Hanson Bold Font! HANSON BOLD Is the latest font from Hanson Method. Works well for bold strong brand identities

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Roommate Surrealism Font is a balanced, smooth, elegant and stylish serif font. He has a beautiful character. This font, meticulously crafted, offers a perfect blend of timeless beauty and contemporary sophistication.

Vellago Font is a classic, elegant, and glorious style font that uses ligatures to connect letters smoothly as well as many alternatives to make it more beautiful. Inspired by the famous minimalist logo perfect for the purposes of designing templates,

Horison Font is a modern serif font perfect for adding elegance and sophistication to your designs. With Modern Serif Typeface style, which can be used to write the appearance of titles and subtitles as well as text descriptions.

Bavicka Font is a modern retro serif font that features unique alternate and ligature characters. Made from font designer named Aqeel_Art. Its stylish design is perfect for the purposes of designing templates, brochures, videos, advertising branding, logos and more.

Founded in 2002, Typographica is a review of typefaces and type books, with occasional commentary on fonts and typographic design. Edited by Stephen Coles and Caren Litherland and designed by Chris Hamamoto.

Image Generator is a service that allows you to fully customize your texts andvisualize them in various formats. This user-friendly tool enables you to adjustfont style, font size, background color, font color, and your text content.

Image Generator enables you to customize the background and font colors to makeyourtexts visually appealing. You can choose your preferred colors or utilize colorpalettes to achieve specific color harmonies. This allows you to adjust yourtextsto reflect the identity of your projects or brand.

Circular is a sans-serif font designed by Laurenz Brunner and released through Lineto. While broadly geometric, it benefits from some quirky elements that make it more attractive and distinctive than most of its ilk.

Basis Grotesque was originally drawn in a regular weight for the redesign of photography magazine Hotshoe. Colophon then developed and released the font, three years later, for commercial use. Intentional skeletal similarity among the weights is balanced by a diverse collection of types, and complemented by monospaced cuts in both regular and bold weights, along with partner italics.

Moderat is a geometric sans-serif characterised by low stroke contrast, closed apertures and angular details. Suitable for both body copy and display type, the font consists of 42 styles, ranging from thin to black in three widths (Condensed, Standard and Extended), with corresponding Italics and six mono styles.

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Used in titles, Tiempos looks very cool and catchy. Especially next to the bright illustrations. This font is perfectly combined with Averta. Although almost any sans font such as Graphik, Circular or my favorite Larsseit could be used in its place.

Thanks to the designers from Pantheon, I first stumbled upon the Domaine font. They use it for headlines and combine with Founders Grotesk. Both fonts are designed by Klim Type Foundry and look good in combination with each other.

I adore Libre Baskerville. I love and use it every time I have such a chance (for example, on my personal website with a product designer portfolio). I especially like the way its Regular style is combined with Italic. The guys from Backer News use it with the Inter UI sans font and it looks great!

Sailec is a great replacement in case the Circular price will cost you arm and leg. I think these fonts are very similar in their nature. Landr uses Sailec on all pages of its site and it presents their brand perfectly.

These two fonts are really interesting both individually and in their combination. They suit for brands with a bright personality. Or for hipsters (yep, I know that there are no hipsters and all that is a myth).

The Feijoa font was designed by the same Klim Type Foundry studio that made Tiempos. Why do you need to know about it? To keep a conversation with another design fella. You see how lonely he is, he needs to know more useless information.

And the for the most hipster font combination goes to the guys from hndvrk. In the headlines, they use the artsy Portrait Light and Portrait Light Italic. As a second font, Suisse is applied. It looks cool in combination with an interesting website layout.

In close collaboration with Acne Studios we developed a new typeface for their visual identity. The fonts were made in specific optical weights for use on light or dark backgrounds. This assignment proved to be quite the learning experience, Acne is also driven by details, but sees things from a fashion perspective. We look forward seeing the fonts in Acne Studios retailers around the world.

The Keller is a stencil typeface constructed on the bases of the Garamond style. This typeface allows to display quickly a message by means of a stencil. Its character is distant from an army or brutal style found often, in the stencil fonts.

Hi, how can I change all the MISCELLANEOUS custom font coding on my website. My custom font works in all of the heading and pharagraphs, but it doesn't work in all of the miscellaneous. I've changed lots of them individually and it;s taken lots of time. Is there a unique code to change them all at one?

- List price, list status, limited availability label font, sold out, the menu with the collections in shop page, variant fields when in product shop page, add to cart, sign up buttom on footer, first name and last name in contact page.

hi @tuanphan thank you so much. I've done that. The problem is that the code is for all headings and paragraphs. But the ones that are missing are the MISCELLANEOUS, like this ones: List price, list status, limited availability label font, sold out, the menu with the collections in shop page, variant fields when in product shop page, add to cart, sign up buttom on footer, first name and last name in contact page.

Like Gaston @tuanphanI scrapped a beautiful custom font, the one I will use for paragraphs and buttons because I couldn't get the nav button to have the correct font size (Ie the font size that match the rest of the nav bar). Even with the font change to one of the stupid system ones lol the font is still not matching. Or at least I don't think it is, it looks smaller than the non-button items. It is quite rude.

Hey! I was looking for the answer to this issue as well and here's what ended up working for me to be able to change the misc font...

.sqs-block-html pre code {

font-family: 'YOUR FONT HERE' ;

}

In the < h1 > tag, when I change any font family for any block of text (or a division), and open it in the browser, the font-family does not change. There is no change at all in h1, that I had applied it to.

and write your font name in front of font-family and the formats in the double quotation or single quotation like "Calibri" or 'Calibri' and 'svg' or "svg", the other type of quotation causes the font to not change correctly too(when you copy and paste your @font-face rule's code from some websites to your editor you can see that the shape of quotation differs).

Use different formats to display your font correctly in different browsers."eot" format for IE8 and below, "ttf" for old browsers especially for mobiles, "SVG" for old browsers, "woff" and "woff2" for all modern browsers, if you don't have them you can transform your font in "transfonter.com".

If the normal web-safe fonts still don't work, you might have another rule, which is stronger, overriding this one.You can check that by inspecting that element in your browser (Chrome's devtools are best for this) and looking at your rule and seeing if it as a line striking it (meaning it's not used and the browser is ignoring it), something like this (just your rule instead of the background position rule):

Click on My Sites, then click the Customize button next to Themes. Click on Fonts. Select a different font under Headings. That will change the font for the site title and all other headings on the site. ff782bc1db