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Shiny new web fonts - WordPress Tutorial
From the course: WordPress: Building Child Themes
Shiny new web fonts
- [Narrator] In this lesson, we're going to look at how to in queue new style sheets and include new fonts. In queuing and de queuing style sheets and scripts is a very common thing that you will often want to do when you create a child theme. In addition to adding new CSS rules, style sheets are also one way to add fonts from an external source. If you've been in the webdesign world for awhile, you probably know about Google Fonts and other font websites. With Google Fonts, you can replace the fonts on your site. But in most cases, you have to do that by writing some code in your child theme. With WordPress, you will find some themes that have a bunch of different fonts available. And you can also find plugins that will try to replace existing fonts. But the best option for replacing fonts is set a new font into your child theme directly. So that's what we're going to do. I have two fonts that I've picked from Google Fonts. You can find some fonts you like, and then put them in a…
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