Add multiple fonts in one line - Squarespace Tutorial
One simple yet effective technique is using different font styles within a single line of text. Here's how to achieve this elegant effect using just one line of CSS code.
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Adding visual interest to your Squarespace website doesn't always require complex design solutions. One simple yet effective technique is using different font styles within a single line of text. Here's how to achieve this elegant effect using just one line of CSS code.
The Technique
The method involves utilizing Squarespace's miscellaneous font settings and applying a custom CSS code that activates when text is italicized. The beauty of this approach is its simplicity - once set up, you won't need to touch the code again to make changes.
Step-by-Step Guide
Set Your Miscellaneous Font
Navigate to Font Settings
Locate the Miscellaneous font section
Choose your desired font and properties
Add the CSS Code
Go to Website Tools
Open the Custom CSS panel
Add the provided code
This code will target italicized portions of H1, H2, and H3 elements
h1 em, h2 em, h3 em {
font-family:var( --meta-font-font-family);}Apply the Style
Simply select any word or phrase
Apply italic formatting
Watch as your miscellaneous font properties automatically activate
Pro Tips
Change typefaces anytime through style settings without modifying code
Apply this to multiple headings (H1, H2, H3)
Use it strategically for emphasis or visual hierarchy
Want More?
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