Hello and welcome in this field to you.
I'm going to show you how to use Google fonts to search for the fonts you like and also show you how
to add that to your hastier mail so that you can access the font.
So first of all we need to go to this address here which is fahnestock google dot com.
So this is the Google font directory.
And basically just look true to see whatever form you like.
And if you see the French like you can click on the plus side it gives you a description and it gives
you some sample text to see what the font look like so I just looked through the fonts on to you see
the one you're like.
I know the one I liked you know the one you like because so for it to one hour like is called Open sants.
Okay.
So this is the font I like.
So if you can see here you can see this specimen sissy specimen.
It will show you the specimen or the font tells you the common bond or there's light there's light totally
and so on.
So these are the fonts.
It also tells you the number of times Google fonts.
KP served this forum in the last week.
It tells you open science is featured in more than 18 million websites and more than 80 million websites
use this type of font.
So the way you add disformed to your history mail so that anyone who has seen your page can see it.
You do that using the Google a p p sounds for application programming interface.
So in the address you need to develop Google dot com slash fonts slash docs slash get in start it.
So here this is a good developer site.
He give you some clues as to how to add it till you hear what they API fonts API.
Does it give you this guy that explains how to use Google fonts API and fonts to your web pages.
You don't need to do any programming or you have to do is add this special style sheet link to your.
Here's Tim Miller document today you can refer to it in your sig says Star font.
So if you include the link then you can use your success to manipulate it so gives you an example here.
What you need to do you copy the link copy this link here and you specify the font you want.
In my case it will be open sounds so I'm just going to copy this and change this fund from Tanger to
open sans all I need here is this link here and Hoppy this entire link.
This one here so I have now added the link from the google API and just changed the name of the font.
So this is the font I want here so that's how you include Google font to your email document.
Once you've added It must be added in the head section saw it before.
No that's yes says you've got.
So this is my main success and this is a google to access.
So this one will be reference once you have to be on line to access this Google API font sort of font
you like on the Google font.
You can add it using the same methods and once we've done that I'll save it and you can now go in to
your csx and set values using that font.
You've just added.
So if I go into my csx I can add the font family so here where I've caught my hastier mail i can decide
to add the font family so I do font family for the font family.
I would chose to.
If you don't know pfunder has to work you need to enclose the words in quotes.
So type in hope and the other word.
It sounds alright so that's one font it can see as change.
You can see the font has changed already because I added the link to the Google font.
When you add in font family always good to add is substitute.
So I'm going to add another one chord.
Sounds scary.
So this will be the substitute of that want this NOW AVAILABLE.
It will default to that one.
So that's my font add it and the next and I want to do is just add a font size for my Turkish Temo and
immense font size.
This is a current font size so I just want to try different size and see what it looks like.
This is 10 pixels.
Let's see what it looks like for 10 pixels.
Okay hasn't changed that much.
Make it well
and see what it does.
I'll say that.
Kent taught me a little bit bigger in this video.
I showed you how to use the Google phone directory to search for a font you like and also showed you
an example or add a font to your hate mail via the Google font API.
So that's it for this video.
Thank you for watching.
Bye for now.