Using custom fonts inside the course player

✊ Time to PowerUp your student experience with your own set of fonts ✊

• Fire up another tab in your browser and go to fonts.google.com

• Since we love dancing alpaca's, let's search for "Dancing Script" font and click on it.

• You will then see a list of font styles. Scroll down and until you see Regular 400. Towards the right you will see Select this style

• Select and copy all of the text in the section below <link>

• 🚨 Keep that Google Fonts tab open, plaYEAH! we will be needing that in a second. For now let's go back to Site Builder (you should already have another tab open) where we just styled our background color from Quick Win #1 in the prevous step. Head to the Custom Fonts settings box and paste that code snippet you just copied from Google Fonts.

• We are almost there - just one thing left to do. Now we need to assign that font to the places we want to use it. First head back to that Google Fonts tab I told you to keep open just a few short moments ago (if you were not paying attention or accidentally closed it, then have no fear - just open a new tab and do it again). On the right side, right under the section we just were in - there is another area that says "CSS rules to specify families" 🤓 Just double click inside that area so it selects the text font-family: 'Dancing Script', cursive; then be sure to copy it to the clipboard.

• Now jump back to the previous browser tab that should still have Site Builder open. We are going to set the Heading styles for our text sections to use this font by opening the Content Text settings group and pasting it into the Font Family H1 section. You should then also choose Custom Color or Font in the Heading 1 setting area..

• Why stop now plaYEAH!? Let's add a second font family for the body text as well as the Chapters and Lessons sidebar text. Head back to the Google Fonts tab (which I hope you did not close yet you happy tab closer you) Search for another font. This time search for Nunito. After you click Select this style, you will notice an icon in the upper right corner that you need to click. (It is right next to the Download family button)

• Select the code snippet that appears in section on the lower right as shown in the image below.

• Make sure you have selected all of the text

• Now back in your Power Style Editor page that we setup before, open the Custom Fonts section settings and paste the code in there. This time replacing everything that is in there.

• Now let's go ahead and change our Chapter/Lesson font to all use Nunito. To do this, go back to the Google fonts and in the CSS rules to specify families section, let's select and copy the text: font-family: 'Nunito', sans-serif; We only want to copy the second line.

• Once last browser tab jump, plaYEAH! to you know where - back to the Site Builder page. Scroll down on the left hand side and change open the Chapter + Lesson Color settings group.Select Custom color & font and then paste the CSS rule, that you just copied, into the Font Family setting box

• Click the Full Screen icon in Site Builder so you can preview how it will look. If you already know this part from the previous Quick Win - then just skip on past the next few steps.

• Now click the Copy Code button in the upper right corner. This will copy the code snippet to your clipboard

• Click the Site Footer Code settings. This will open a new tab in your browser to the site footer code settings page

• Paste the code snippet into the code area and then click Save