Fonts are one of the most important aspects of your WordPress blog, and in case you didn’t know Google has a library of about 300 webfonts that you can use on your WordPress site. Because they are hosted on Google’s servers they load quickly and they are also open source so you are free to use them as you wish. In this article we are going to show you how to easily access these fonts by using a plugin.
First thing you need to do is install and activate Supreme Google Webfonts Plugin for WordPress.
Once you have activated it, if you go to your post editor you will find an extra column at the top with a drop down list for choosing fonts.
You might notice that there is a second drop-down for choosing font-size as well. Also, if you are using WordPress multisite, don’t worry, the plugin can be activated on all of your blogs.
The plugin page says it adds 2-3 seconds to the page load time because the plugin calls each font or something. Then he directs you to purchase his google fonts add-on for ultimate tinymce because it’s the same developer.
Is there no plugin for adding google fonts to the post editor other than that? WordPress is behind in the fonts department.
The plugin author has updated it after we wrote this article.
Thank you-this is a neat plug-in, I always have hosters asking how they can expand that feature and now I found it
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And how to make button for different message box I see into the image?
@wpbeginner Really cool! Thanks for sharing. Converting my blog to WP as we speak so this is perfect timing!