Google Fonts

Google fonts should work automatically if the following boxes are both checked:

• Google font
• Include

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If the Font Doesn’t Work

Usually the font will work once both boxes are checked. If this is not the case, there are two possible issues

Replace the WeightStyle Value with a Number

It is sometimes necessary to replace the WeightStyle value with a number. Google seems to prefer numbers to weight names. Here are the most common equivalents:

• 100 · Thin
• 200 · ExtraLight
• 300 · Light
• 400 · Regular
• 500 · Medium
• 600 · SemiBold
• 700 · Bold
• 800 · ExtraBold
• 900 · Black

If you want the font to be italic, just add it before or after the weight, separated by a space: 600 italic

Capitalization and Spacing

Some fonts have unusual capitalization or spacing. If a font is not working, it may be because Family is missing a space or has an extra space. For example:

• try changing OpenSans to Open Sans
• try changing Ko Ho to KoHo