That was super helpful and easy to understand. thank you! Does this work with the Google fonts to or just ones you make yourself?

This, or just talking about google fonts...

So glad it was useful!

Which theme are you using? Most have an option in the Customizer to edit the font for all headings, but that setting does vary a bit from theme to theme.

You probably already resolved this, but just in case...did you select those fonts in your theme Customizer? If you're using Hello Elementor theme, you'll have to choose the headline fonts in the Elementor Theme Settings, too.

@@jennielakenanofficial yea i figure it out. I had to select the fonts on the page settings and the fonts showed!

Thanks friend!

Do you have an SSL certificate installed? If so, it might be that the font URL is http and not https. If that's the case then it just need to replace the link with an https version -- that's been the issue with other commenters in your situation anyway.

You can download free font files online from places like Font Squirrel. Or, you can buy premium fonts from places like Creative Market.

@@jennielakenanofficial I went to Font Squirrel and when I downloaded their zip file all it contained was tff files. Don't I need the other formats too?

Did you install the WP Extra File Types Plugin? If not, try installing it and then editing its settings go allow ttf. That's the workaround I use if I'm still getting a security error when uploading custom fonts.

@@jennielakenanofficial I messed around a little longer and then added a plugin to allow the file type to be converted Working now, thanks!

Thanks for chiming in! Have you tried this with another theme and it didn't work?

@@jennielakenanofficial Yeah, I've been working with the Kadence theme using only the block editor, and I wasn't able to get it to work. Perhaps if you have Elementor installed, it might work. I haven't tried that.

@@antipusrises it looks like the Kandence theme may have their own process for installing custom fonts. Their help docs talk about installing a Kadence Custom Fonts plugin to activate fonts. If seems that's definitely the way to go with that particular theme!

@@jennielakenanofficial They do, yeah. You'll need to run the Code Snippets plugin and then insert a custom script to add fonts that you included from a css addition. Not as smooth, but it does get the job done. It admittedly took me a few days to finally see how to make it work, but I got it done. Thanks for looking into that!

@@antipusrises thank you for this added information as I am using a Kadence theme as well.

Are you using Elementor? If so, that might be the problem if the Elementor settings aren't set up properly. You'll want to be sure to disable default colors and default fonts by going to Elementor > Settings and placing a check in the boxes next to Disable Default Colors and Disable Default Fonts. Let me know if this helps!

@@jennielakenanofficial No that wasn't it. I figured it out. It wasn't showing up properly because of the http. Had to change it to https. It didn't have the correct link set up. I found out alot of people had the same problem. Thanks for getting back to me.

@@jennielakenanofficial It’s also not working for me. I use https and I also checked the settings. I’ve tried multiple fonts and non of them is working. I am using elementor as well.

No it should work with any theme.

@@jennielakenanofficial It is mentionned by them.

You'll actually want to keep it installed as long as you're using the font.

It should work with most themes -- but definitely check out the documentation for you theme if you have any specific questions.

Sorry to hear that you're having trouble! This is still the process my team and I use to add custom fonts, so it does still work. Did you end up getting this figured out?

Sorry to hear that! Can you describe what's not working? I might be able to help troubleshoot if you give more details.