# Custom Fonts in Blogs

When creating your Blog, you may want to use a custom font beyond the standard ones available. Follow these steps to learn how to customize the font in your blog.

**Default Custom Fonts**

When you are updating a blog or creating a new one click on the font drop-down menu and select *Custom Fonts.*

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A pop-up menu will appear that allows you to select a custom font where you can also choose previously selected fonts.

* Select the font
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CSS font set up for Blogs

*Please Note: You may need to contact a developer for assistance if you don’t have the expertise.*

The most reliable way to include an unavailable font in your blog with code is to use @font-face. Below is an example of this in action:

When you are within the blog you would click on the *Insert Custom Code* symbol, paste the code into the box and select Insert Code

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\<style> @font-face { font-family: 'Festive', cursive; src: url('[https://fonts.googleapis.com/c...](https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Festive\&display=swap)') }

\* { font-family: 'Festive', cursive; }

\</style>

*Please Note: When working with Outlook, you must wrap this @font-face in a @media tag. This is because Outlook 2007, 2010, and 2017 don't support them.*

*Please Note: If you want to use the custom font in the blog you can also copy the custom font code and make a custom value for it and use the custom value.*


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