Your CSS selector here { font-family: “NAME OF FONT” !important; }
As an example:
body { font-family: “NAME OF FONT” !important; }
What’s the CSS and why does it say “body”? I want the font all over my website (header, body, text, etc). What should I use as code then? Would it go inside the bracket as the second screenshot?
body applies to all content sections of the website. HTML’s basic structure is:
So by targeting the body you're targeting all of the fonts.
You would put it outside the font face, the font face just kind of creates it for you to use:
```css
@font-face {
font-family: 'Plys Jakarata Display';
src: url("path-to-your-font.woff") ;
}
body {
font-family: 'Plus Jakarata Display'!important;
}
So if you want to give that a go, feel free. If you want help you can DM me and I can request access to your store. Just make sure all your fonts are uploaded to your Assets though so I have something to work with.