Font Families?

  • Resolved teawood

    (@teawood)


    4 years, 9 months ago

    Hello! This might be a silly question. I’d like to change the font family (at the bottom of the edit download page) to Museo or Museo Sans. But am I correct in thinking that the form only accepts Arial, Helvetica, or sans-serif? Is there any way to change the font to something else?

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  • Plugin Author mkscripts

    (@mkscripts)

    Hi,

    Download After Email does not add any fonts to your website. You can use the fonts available on your website (front-end), for example through your theme or through a plugin. (You may want to search for “How to add custom fonts to your WordPress site”.)

    If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.

    Kind regards,
    Team Download After Email

    Thread Starter teawood

    (@teawood)

    Hello — yes, thanks! I do have custom fonts loaded onto my site. The plugin isn’t loading those fonts, either when I leave the font families section blank, or when I try to tell it which fonts to use. How can I work around this to specify my desired fonts?

    (On a related note, I know how to do a little bit of coding and can play around with it — I’m just not sure where to put any custom css? Can you point me in the right direction?)

    Plugin Author mkscripts

    (@mkscripts)

    To be sure, we did a test with the (Google) font: Raleway (Medium 500). We added the following line to the <head> section:

    <link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Raleway:wght@500&display=swap" rel="stylesheet">

    Now it is possible to use this font in the font-family field on the edit download page: Raleway, sans-serif. This field value is used for producing the CSS code for setting the font-family. After saving the download, the Raleway font is used for the download form elements. Everything is working fine.

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