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You can totally do it in vanilla CSS, we have a bunch of documentation around that here: |
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Got it. I just thought maybe "touching" CSS is a no-no in TW. I guess fonts are one of those I could give a pass. Thanks! |
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Definitely not a no-no, we have lots of features specifically designed to work in your custom CSS 👍 |
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I gather the docs recommend using your own class names for customizing fonts. I think this is easy if it's applied in
<body class="font-foo">. But if you need to change default fonts for headings e.g.,h1 h2 h3, you need to write a plugin. Is this correct? The plugin seems quite a bit of work vs just vanilla CSS. E.g., Is doingh1 { font-family... }frowned upon?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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