1. Navigate to the Template Editor
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3. Preview and then Publish changes
How to Modify the Body Text Font in the 2015 (Old) Template
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- Use a custom Google font in the 2015 (Old) Template
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Rachel
Is there any way to change the default font size for the "text" -type authored areas? It seems really small on the default.
Trevor DeVore
To change the text size you would need to use CSS. Here is a link to a recipe that shows how to change text colors. You could replace the CSS that sets the color with CSS that sets the text size.
http://help.screensteps.com/m/customizing/l/356530-css-and-javascript-customizations#font-color
Ben
Is it possible to import our own custom fonts?
Trevor DeVore
@Ben - As long as the font is hosted on a public web server it is. See our example on using Google Fonts: https://help.screensteps.com/a/1014946-use-a-custom-google-font-on-your-site