Fonts Style and Properties
Learn how to add/change Fonts from Google. Also learn how to change font size, color, spacing etc...
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Learn how to add/change Fonts from Google. Also learn how to change font size, color, spacing etc...
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When it comes to choosing fonts, you have to think of it’s big picture. Choosing the right font combination is very important for your brand or your site, also from a design perspective it adds more value to the user experience.
As of now, Gridbox supports Google Fonts. You can't upload custom fonts, however if you've an access to code edtior [PRO Plus] plan. You can import fonts from CDN like Adobe fonts and use them in CSS file.
Click on any text element like Heading or Paragraph
Under Typography -> Click on Import Fonts [Next to Font Family]
This will open the Import Fonts Dialog
Choose any font like Poppins, Open Sans and it's related styles & subsets like latin
Then click on Add Font.
You can repeat the above steps and import multiple fonts
Close the dialog.
Click on any text element like Heading or Paragraph
Under Typography -> Font Family -> Choose the imported font
You're done. The newly imported font style will be applied
Click on any text element like Heading or Paragraph
Under Typography ->Color -> Choose any color you want
You're done. Font color will be applied
Click on any text element like Heading or Paragraph
Under Typography ->Font Size-> Choose any size you want in px or em.
You're done. Font size will be changed
Click on any text element like Heading or Paragraph
Under Typography -> Letter Spacing or Line Height
You're done. Letter Spacing or Line height will be changed.
Click on any text element like Heading or Paragraph
Under Typography -> Text Align -> Click on any of these options [Left, Center, Right & Justify]
You're done. Text alignment will be changed.
If you want to underline or strikethru style for any selected text property
Click on any text element like Heading or Paragraph
Under Typography -> Text Decoration -> Click on Underline (U) or (S) or x to clear the style.
Sometimes you want to decorate text element by adding effects like shadow. You can even add multiple text shadows on a single text element to create unique visual effects by styling each text shadow differently.
Click on any text element like Heading or Paragraph
Under Typography -> Text Shadow + -> Click on the plus button
Click on edit layer
Add X value -> The position of the horizontal shadow. Negative values are allowed
Add Y value -> The position of the vertical shadow. Negative values are allowed
Blur -> To add blur or glow effect
Color -> Text shadow color