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Resolved Wondering, how to define the "custom font" under the Typo-Tab

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  1. Rafael Gaus
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Has anyone an idea, how to define the custom font? Ich found different guides for makeing own changes. I often read of a custom.css. But it ist not located in the path of t3 css.

The file is included by default, you don't need to create new one.

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  3. v1.4.1
  4. template customization
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The original question wasn't really answered. You cannot put font links in the "custom font" fields in the Theme Magic panel. You can only put in the names of fonts loaded by your template style which should be done in assets.xml as described here: http://t3-framework.org/documentation/bs3-customization#add-fonts
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Oliver Meyer
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Hi,

you can easy define any font you want - go to the google webfonts-page ( link ),
pick your desired font, for example...

<link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato:400,700' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>


and put it into the field 'After <head>' within the injection-tab.

Now you can use that font anywhere ( font-family: 'Lato'; )

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Olli
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Hi,

You can also use assets.xml to included google font link.
Then you can use the font as you wish.

You can check for JA Fixel for more information
http://joomla25-templates.joomlart.com/ja_fixel/

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Hello together and thank you for your answers.

Let me repeat that i am looking for the file, where ThemeMagic gets the information about the fonts. In ThemeMagic I can choose, which font i want to use. So there must be a file, which includes all the informations about fonts. I don't really want to modify any files, just for a good font-style.

I am looking for the file, which is dependend, so i can choose more fonts in the ThemeMagic in future. You understand, what i mean?

By the way, i am using the newest Version for joomla 3.
It seems, that there is no documentation for those versions. The documentation on the site does not really fit to my Version.
Hopefully my english is not to bad...
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. I am looking for the file, which is dependend, so i can choose more fonts in the ThemeMagic in future. You understand, what i mean?.


add your CSS to wherever you can add custom css, This will vary by template. Look for someplace like templates/whatever_template_name/css/custom.css

font-family: 'Dosis', sans-serif;

font-family: 'Cutive Mono', serif;


then you can add the font link in the After <head> box under Custom Code

 <link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=FONTNAME' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>


Now when you go into the magic typo menu, enter the name of the font, in my example, either dosis or cutive mono then click Preview to see how it looks
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Hi,

There was no clear solutions for now.
We are going to add a custom font field in ThemeMagic, but it still need more time to do.

Here you can try.
1. You need to include some google font <link> in head.php or 'After <head>' field.
2. Define font field in thememagic.xml (T3 Blank and T3 Bs3 Blank should have example for it)

Now you can enter the name of font in themeagic custom font field.

This is not a real solutions, since it may load menu unused <link> font which can slow down your site.
You can remove those unused <link> after you finish customize your theme.

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