The fonts of the system that you use in the design do not appear on the web.

Hello,

System fonts will indeed be displayed only on systems that have them installed, it doesn't depend on Themler or on a theme in general, it is a feature of system fonts. You may consider using webfonts or Google fonts instead, or insertinga system font as a custom font using font-face rule. Let us know if any questions appear in process.

Sincerely,
Nettie

maybe for future updates you should convert the system fonts into web fonts when you save the project in Themler

Thanks for your suggestion. I'm not sure it is technically possible however will forward your wish to our developers. For now the @font-face solution will make it possible to use any font including a system font.

Sincerely,
Nettie

If it is possible to do it! , in fact there are web pages to do that process online, meanwhile I would appreciate very much that they made a video tutorial on how to implement typographic fonts with @ font-face because, if I wanted an "h1" to have a special type of true font that do not overwrite what is edited with Themler

Hello,

To add a font using @font-face rule:
1. https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/using-font-face/
Add the @font-face to Home tab >> Settings >> Additional CSS.
2. Paste the font name in Design >> Font options for Text or Headings and click Enter.
Please let us know if any additional questions appear in process.

You may also specify the selected font-family for a separate class or element, for example, for h1 headings only, in Additional CSS.

Sincerely,
Nettie

Last edited 18 October 2018 by Support Team

Thank you!!

Martin, you are welcome!

Sincerely,
Nettie

Hello! You can refer to fontes de letras that are easier to see and read for users to use than you should consider that.

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