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Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 9,441 Pointshow do i choose a font from google fonts
how do I choose a font from google fonts
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2 Answers
Eric Butler
33,512 Points- Go to fonts.google.com
- Click the plus (+) sign next to a font.
- Click to reveal that pop-up box on the bottom of the page.
- Under where it says "Standard," select and copy that line of code that starts with
<link rel="stylesheet"
... - Paste that code snippet into the
<head>
of your document, before your own stylesheet. - In your
main.css
file, set some selector to use that font, for example:
body {
font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif;
}
Replace 'Roboto' with whatever the name of the font you chose; Google gives you an example in that same pop-up where the code snippet is. Should work.
Ari Misha
19,323 PointsHiya Tarek! There are a couple of ways to add google fonts to your web page:
The first way is to copy link that google fonts provide ya after completing your "font family"(it mostly take two font groups to make a font family). Copy the link and squeeze it the "src" tag in your <link> tag in your header. For this step, you need internet for your fonts to kick in.
The other way is to download all the fonts to your local machine. And link it in your head tags. This step dont require any internet.
I suggest you head over google fonts. I hope it helped! (: