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lalaf1520
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November 20, 2020
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Adobe Fonts in Shopify

  • November 20, 2020
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Hello, 

 

I am using Shopify to build a website, using their Prestige theme. 

 

Does anyone have any advice on implementing the piece of code provided by Adobe Fonts when you set up a web project into a Shopify theme?

 

I would prefer to use the fonts available in Adobe Fonts since Shopify has a limited selection.  

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Swishtag31924810992h
Participant
September 25, 2023

Hi @lalaf1520 

To add Adobe Fonts to your Shopify Prestige theme, sign up for Adobe Fonts, select fonts, paste Adobe's code in your theme's HTML file, apply fonts using CSS selectors, preview, and publish. Ensure to back up your theme before making changes. This expands font choices beyond Shopify's limited selection.

 

for more details, visit https://swishtag.com/how-to-update-shopify-theme-without-losing-customization/. It is a good resource if you have any confusion related to shopify themes upgradation, and its customization

 

Thanks

Best Regards

David

Gemma5FCA
Gemma5FCA
Participant
January 1, 2021

Hi, I'm not sure whether you've fixed this yet but it's quite simple actually.

 

Steps below:

  • Go to Shopify and edit theme code.
  • In the <HEAD> tag of theme.liquid insert the 'Embed Project' code from your Adobe Web Projects page (it should look something like this: <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://use.typekit.net/*******.css">).
  • Save the changes.
  • Open theme.css and at the bottom of the code type the following to change the font of all h1 tags (you can choose and selector ie. h2, h3, p, or the id of a specific div for instance):

    h1 {
    font-family: orpheuspro, serif !important;
    }

    The correct code for the font you want to use can also be found in Web Projects under the font name, from there select the correct properties for the font you would like to use. '!important' tells the theme to overlook and previous styling for this specific line of code. This is the easiest solutions.
  • Set specific rules for each different font.

 

I hope this helps.

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    Joonas Luotonen
    Participant
    January 22, 2021

    This was hepful, thank you. However, I'm only able to change the font for body text and blog post headings. The chhanges don't affect other headlines on the website. Any advice?

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      Elliott5CC1
      Participant
      February 8, 2021

      All you have to do to make it just the body text is put it in like this:

      body {
font-family: YOUR FONT, serif !important
}
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