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DESIGNING YOUR BLOG

                            “How to Add Custom Fonts to
                           Blogger with Google Web Fonts”
                                    JANUARY 2nd 2013
                                     www.bloggerial.com




Wednesday, January 2, 13
Custom Font for your Blog Post Title




Wednesday, January 2, 13
Why would you want to add your own font to
                  your blog?




                       You want your blog design to be unique




Wednesday, January 2, 13
Visit Google Web Fonts and browse through the huge selection of fonts available.

     Add the fonts you'd like to use to your "Collection"; these will then feature in the
     blue "collection" bar which appears at the bottom of the page (click on the title to
     reveal/hide this section).



Wednesday, January 2, 13
Next you'll need to add a link
                           to the dynamic CSS file which
                           will import your Google Web
                           Font selections for use in your
                           Blogger template.


                           On the Google Web Fonts
                           page, scroll down to the third
                           section which features the code
                           you need to paste into your
                           site:
                           Copy this code to your
                           clipboard, or paste into a text
                           file, to use shortly.

                           This code will be used later (in
                           slide 9).


Wednesday, January 2, 13
Log into your Blogger dashboard and choose
    Template -> Edit HTML.




Wednesday, January 2, 13
Search for the opening <head>
                                                         tag. Immediately below this
                                                         line, paste the code you copied
                                                         from the Google Web Fonts
                                                         page.

                                                         You'll need to "close" the CSS
                                                         link tag with a forward slash
                                                         “/” or you'll receive an error
                                                         message when you try to
                                                         preview or save your changes.

                                                         Now save your template.




     To give you an example, here's the original code
     generated for the web fonts example in this post.

Wednesday, January 2, 13
Now, log into your Blogger dashboard and choose
    Template -> Click Customize.




Wednesday, January 2, 13
Specify the web fonts in your CSS
  The best way to achieve this is by adding CSS code in the Advanced
  section of the Blogger Template Designer.

  For example, to use your desired font for the blog title, I could add this
  code (see slide 5 to see where to get the code for this):




                           h3.post-title {font-family: ‘Anahoim', sans-serif;}
 Don't forget to save your changes once you're happy with your new fonts!



Wednesday, January 2, 13
Thank you!




Wednesday, January 2, 13

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How to Add Custom Title Fonts to Blogger Blog

  • 1. DESIGNING YOUR BLOG “How to Add Custom Fonts to Blogger with Google Web Fonts” JANUARY 2nd 2013 www.bloggerial.com Wednesday, January 2, 13
  • 2. Custom Font for your Blog Post Title Wednesday, January 2, 13
  • 3. Why would you want to add your own font to your blog? You want your blog design to be unique Wednesday, January 2, 13
  • 4. Visit Google Web Fonts and browse through the huge selection of fonts available. Add the fonts you'd like to use to your "Collection"; these will then feature in the blue "collection" bar which appears at the bottom of the page (click on the title to reveal/hide this section). Wednesday, January 2, 13
  • 5. Next you'll need to add a link to the dynamic CSS file which will import your Google Web Font selections for use in your Blogger template. On the Google Web Fonts page, scroll down to the third section which features the code you need to paste into your site: Copy this code to your clipboard, or paste into a text file, to use shortly. This code will be used later (in slide 9). Wednesday, January 2, 13
  • 6. Log into your Blogger dashboard and choose Template -> Edit HTML. Wednesday, January 2, 13
  • 7. Search for the opening <head> tag. Immediately below this line, paste the code you copied from the Google Web Fonts page. You'll need to "close" the CSS link tag with a forward slash “/” or you'll receive an error message when you try to preview or save your changes. Now save your template. To give you an example, here's the original code generated for the web fonts example in this post. Wednesday, January 2, 13
  • 8. Now, log into your Blogger dashboard and choose Template -> Click Customize. Wednesday, January 2, 13
  • 9. Specify the web fonts in your CSS The best way to achieve this is by adding CSS code in the Advanced section of the Blogger Template Designer. For example, to use your desired font for the blog title, I could add this code (see slide 5 to see where to get the code for this): h3.post-title {font-family: ‘Anahoim', sans-serif;} Don't forget to save your changes once you're happy with your new fonts! Wednesday, January 2, 13