Category: Font Hero
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Font Hero vs Block Theme Fonts
In this video, we dive deep into the world of web fonts, comparing Google Fonts installation with the free Block themes font option introduced in WordPress 6.5. We’ll explore differences in performance, font formats, and font loading techniques. Join us to find out whether the new offering from WordPress can outperform Font Hero, helping you…
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Changelog
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Introduction
No Code Font Manager. GDPR way to add Self host Fonts for any WordPress Builder or Theme Our beautiful plugin with visualized panel lets you easily add self–hosted, static, and variable fonts to any Visual Builder or WordPress theme without any coding knowledge required. No need to dig into code snippets that need to be maintained with builder updates. The plugin settings are located under Appearance and it…
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Installation
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Register Font Family
With Font Hero you can register fonts in WordPress in tree ways. Google Fonts Google Fonts is an extensive library of free, open-source fonts provided by Google. It offers a diverse collection of typefaces that cater to various design needs, from classic and elegant to modern and quirky. Google Fonts is widely used by web…
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Register Google Font
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Register Custom Font
Starting from version 2.0, we will be renaming this feature as “Register Custom Font” to provide greater clarity to our users. This change is necessary as we have added the option to register Google Fonts as well. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the process of adding your first delightful font family for…
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Register TypeKit Fonts
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Font Priority
is important in HTML and CSS loading because it directly impacts the visual consistency, performance, user experience, and accessibility of a web page. By carefully managing the order in which fonts are loaded and ensuring timely display of text content, developers can create a seamless and engaging browsing experience for users. If you change font…
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Disable Font Face or Family
When developing a website, it’s beneficial to load the entire font family initially and disable font faces that are not immediately needed. This approach reduces HTTP requests, utilizes caching for faster subsequent page loads, ensures consistency in typography, provides flexibility for future design changes, and streamlines development without sacrificing performance.
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Font Files Upload Options
Understanding Font File Formats: WOFF2, WOFF, and TTF As you explore various font file formats for your web projects, you may notice that we only display the WOFF2 format by default. We have chosen this approach to ensure that our interface remains clean and uncluttered, while still addressing most of your font needs. In this…
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Enable System Fonts
In addition to uploading custom fonts, we also offer the option to register system fonts on our platform. By default, this feature is disabled, but you can easily enable it by going to the “Features” section and checking the “System Fonts” box, then saving your changes. Once enabled, the font faces and families of system…
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Winden
Integrating Custom Fonts with Tailwind CSS using Font Hero In this tutorial, we will be exploring how to integrate custom fonts with Tailwind CSS using Font Hero. Font Hero is a web-based tool that allows you to create and customize font pairings for your website. First, we need to open the Tailwind documentation and navigate…
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Gutenberg
Integrating Custom Fonts in Gutenberg Integrating custom fonts into your Gutenberg editor is a straightforward process. This guide will show you how to add and use new font families in the Gutenberg editor, even if you’re not using the latest WordPress version. We will also cover the steps to install and activate the necessary Gutenberg…
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GeneratePress & GenerateBlocks
Integrating Custom Fonts in Gutenberg Integrating custom fonts into GeneratePress & GenerateBlocks is a straightforward process. This guide will show you how to add and use new font families in the them. Step 1: Register Your Font Family in Font Hero Firstly Register your custom font family in the Font Hero section. Step 2: Register…
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Oxygen Builder
Using Custom Fonts with Oxygen Builder In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of using custom fonts with Oxygen Builder. We will be installing one of Oxygen Builder’s design sets, disabling Google fonts, registering a custom font, and applying it globally within Oxygen. Step 1: Install a Design Set Begin by installing…
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Bricks Builder
Enhancing Performance with BRICKS Integration and Font Hero Introduction: Font Hero offers users the option to self-host their fonts, providing greater control over font files and improved performance. By inspecting individual font faces, users can access several valuable features, such as the font display and swap options. The font swap option is particularly useful as…
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Beaver Builder
In this blog post, we will be discussing the integration of Beaver Builder with Font Hero, a tool that allows users to access a wide variety of fonts for their website. We will also demonstrate how to use Font Hero within Beaver Builder to change the font family of your website. Firstly, let’s take a…
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Generate Press & Generate blocks
GeneratePress have it’s own font manager but it’s limited. Register fonts in the Font hero as for any other project. Google Font, Adobe Font or custom font. Generate press customiser Add font to Typography System Assign fonts globally Move down to the next section Typography Manager Assign fonts in blocks Font Hero have integration with…
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Optimise Fonts File Size
Font Optimization: A Guide to Reducing Font File Size for Web Design Font optimization is an essential aspect of web design, as it can significantly reduce the file size of the fonts used on a website, leading to faster loading times and a more responsive user experience. In this guide, we will discuss the importance…
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Convert Variable Font
Variable fonts have become increasingly popular in recent years because of their flexibility and ability to adapt to different sizes and styles. However, they are not always compatible with all devices and platforms. One solution to this problem is to convert variable fonts from TTF to Woff2 format, which is more widely supported. In this…
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Inline Font Declarations CSS
When it comes to web development, there are various ways to add custom fonts to your website. One of the most popular methods is to use CSS @font-face rule to specify a font file and then apply it to your HTML elements. However, the question arises as to whether to include the CSS code inline…
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How to Target Selectors
Introduction: In some cases, you might find yourself working with a contact form that does not offer configuration options for certain elements. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through a simple process to customize a form’s label to match the font family of a sub-headline using CSS. This technique can be applied to target…
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Disable plugin in production
Hey there! In this post, I’m going to show you how to disable Font Hero and use CSS and other fonts instead. This is perfect if you’re finished designing your website and don’t want to deal with plugin updates anymore. So, let’s say you’ve already designed your typography and you’re ready to move your website…
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CSS Preview
Followed by the explanation on how to disable plugin and reuse resources once you are ready for website delivery we made a feature to easily copy CSS code.
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Disable plugin for production
How to Disable Font Hero Plugin and Optimize Your Website Are you looking to optimize your website’s performance by disabling unnecessary plugins? One such plugin is Font Hero, which can be disabled once you have finished designing your website and no longer require any further edits. In this blog post, we will walk you through…
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Font Pairing Collection
Enhance Your Design with Custom Font Pairings Introduction: Are you looking for a way to make your website stand out with unique font pairings? We have a solution for you! We offer the option to self-host custom fonts and provide 16 beautiful, professionally crafted font pairings. Each font pairing comes with three font families to…