Updated
May 27, 2024
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Custom Fonts
A custom CSS Variable that easily applies a custom, non-Squarespace font across the site—making it easy to adjust, remove, or add your own.
A custom CSS Variable that easily applies a custom, non-Squarespace font across the site—making it easy to adjust, remove, or add your own.
A custom CSS Variable that easily applies a custom, non-Squarespace font across the site—making it easy to adjust, remove, or add your own.
How it works
This Custom CSS variable uses a font family name to apply a custom font across the site. The default custom font being used on Kintsugi is "Crimson Pro", which is being imported from Google Fonts via the site Code Injection.
Want to remove the custom font entirely and only use the heading that's set in Site Styles? Simply remove the label of the heading in the variable—but leave the " ". This way, the variable is unset and it falls back to the var(--heading) variable which is pulled from the Heading font family.
Want to install your own custom font to replace the standard template font? Read the guide for installing custom fonts here, then replace the name of the variable with your own font. For example, --custom-font:"Neue Montreal";
In Kintsugi, both heading and body fonts (Crimson Pro and Inter) are variable fonts: Meaning the font weights can be customized down to single digits. Instead of the standard 400 weight, it can be 421. To adjust, simply change the value of the CSS variables in the Custom CSS window.
This Custom CSS variable uses a font family name to apply a custom font across the site. The default custom font being used on Kintsugi is "Crimson Pro", which is being imported from Google Fonts via the site Code Injection.
Want to remove the custom font entirely and only use the heading that's set in Site Styles? Simply remove the label of the heading in the variable—but leave the " ". This way, the variable is unset and it falls back to the var(--heading) variable which is pulled from the Heading font family.
Want to install your own custom font to replace the standard template font? Read the guide for installing custom fonts here, then replace the name of the variable with your own font. For example, --custom-font:"Neue Montreal";
In Kintsugi, both heading and body fonts (Crimson Pro and Inter) are variable fonts: Meaning the font weights can be customized down to single digits. Instead of the standard 400 weight, it can be 421. To adjust, simply change the value of the CSS variables in the Custom CSS window.
This Custom CSS variable uses a font family name to apply a custom font across the site. The default custom font being used on Kintsugi is "Crimson Pro", which is being imported from Google Fonts via the site Code Injection.
Want to remove the custom font entirely and only use the heading that's set in Site Styles? Simply remove the label of the heading in the variable—but leave the " ". This way, the variable is unset and it falls back to the var(--heading) variable which is pulled from the Heading font family.
Want to install your own custom font to replace the standard template font? Read the guide for installing custom fonts here, then replace the name of the variable with your own font. For example, --custom-font:"Neue Montreal";
In Kintsugi, both heading and body fonts (Crimson Pro and Inter) are variable fonts: Meaning the font weights can be customized down to single digits. Instead of the standard 400 weight, it can be 421. To adjust, simply change the value of the CSS variables in the Custom CSS window.
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