This article will teach you how to use a Google font of your choosing in your site.
Open the site template editor
To begin, open the Site Template editor.
Select Helvetica as Header and Body Font
ScreenSteps uses the name of the selected font in the CSS classes that are generated for site content. Select Helvetica so that the CSS class names used in this article match the class names in your site.
Select Advanced layout
Add a link to the Google font to the Head section. Below is an example of adding Lato:
<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato" rel="stylesheet">
Select CSS from the dropdown
Add the following code and change the instances of YOUR-FONT-NAME-HERE
to the name of the Google font you added.
.helvetica-body, .helvetica-body input[type="email"], .helvetica-body input[type="number"], .helvetica-body input[type="password"], .helvetica-body input[type="search"], .helvetica-body input[type="tel"], .helvetica-body input[type="text"], .helvetica-body input[type="url"], .helvetica-body input[type="color"], .helvetica-body input[type="date"], .helvetica-body input[type="datetime"], .helvetica-body input[type="datetime-local"], .helvetica-body input[type="month"], .helvetica-body input[type="time"], .helvetica-body input[type="week"], .helvetica-body body, .helvetica-body select[multiple], .helvetica-body textarea, .helvetica-body input, .helvetica-body label, .helvetica-body select, .helvetica-body input[type="button"], .helvetica-body input[type="reset"], .helvetica-body input[type="submit"], .helvetica-body button { font-family: 'YOUR-FONT-NAME-HERE', sans-serif; } .helvetica-header h1, .helvetica-header h2, .helvetica-header h3, .helvetica-header h4, .helvetica-header h5, .helvetica-header h6, .helvetica-header .screensteps-header * { font-family: 'YOUR-FONT-NAME-HERE', sans-serif; }
For the font added in the previous step it would look like this:
{ font-family: 'Lato', sans-serif; }
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