I read “https://siteorigin.com/thread/adding-additional-google-fonts/?search_query=google%20font&sqk=ee1186”
but still I can’t add new google fonts
(many Korean font is missing. do you have any schedule to add Korean google fonts?
if you have schedule, you must add Nanum Gothic. it is most popular font in Korea.)
How can I add google fonts to “Appearence -> CUSTOM THEME -> FONTS?
(I use Korean WordPress. so i think, name of menu is little different.)
I want to use pages, title, body, everywhere in vantage theme.
I added “Appearence -> CUSTOM CCS”, like this.
@import url(https://fonts.googleapis.com/earlyaccess/nanumgothic.css)
font-Nanum Gothic:inherit;
but it still don’t change.
Help me! :)
self problem solved.
font-Nanum Gothic:inherit; -> font-family: ‘Nanum Gothic’;
:(
ah. and I add
“@import url(http://fonts.googleapis.com/earlyaccess/nanumgothic.css)”
to CUSTOM CSS
and edit style.css
I have more question.
this method is simple but little lag in Internet explorer.
I think.. it cause multiple font loading.
basically Vantage theme’s font first, and my font second.
you can see that problem at my homepage “www.icombrand.com” in IE and Chrome.
Hi valcon
Thanks for running Vantage. There are plans to expand the font selection but these have unfortunately not yet been rolled out.
Glad to see you made progress. Correct, to use this font you would add the following to Appearance > Custom CS:
Perhaps try my above snippet and see if it resolves the IE challenge.
wow! thanks for your help!
I’m not coder but a planner.
because of communication with our team (specially programmers) I want to directly modify that problem.
anyway thank you again!
Problem perfectly solve in IE!
Super; glad to hear that helped. To answer your question from earlier. It’s unfortunately not possible to get a new font listed in the Customizer so the CSS method is our fix for now. We do plan on improving font selection in the future. Thanks for your support.
I’ve just uploaded a plugin “Easy Google Fonts”. Any experience with this and Site Origin themes? I’ll try it and let you know.
Rebecca