Hi

Thanks for contacting us. On template settings you have template options that's why it gives all fonts option like this, but when you edit it on page builder it gives you the page builder font options. Its not a issue actually. If you need more fonts then you have to install the fonts from fontbook. This documentation will help you:

https://www.joomshaper.com/documentation/sp-page-builder/font-book

I hope this may clear to you now.

-Regards.

Hello Mehtaz!

Thank you for your quick reply! I did that once I already used fonts in PageBuilder, all fonts were available at once. Also I don't understand why they are available in the template settings, but when creating a text block they are not visible, also I noticed that some fonts that I add manually are not in the template settings.

The logical conclusion is that they are two different lists. It was convenient to just flip through them without having to add them. Now more than 900 fonts to install each individually would be time-consuming, after I added 40-50 fonts I lost the desire to add the rest ))

If I may....

Template settings=/=Component settings, it means that fonts that you can choose in Template Typography are general. And only you can decide to choose a different ones in specific addons etc. They are not connected.

Now more than 900 fonts to install each individually would be time-consuming

Sorry, but who smart wants to use more than extra 10 fonts (custom or Google Fonts) on a single website? It would be suicide for website speed.

By design mostly from the client you get Corporate Identity in the listed fonts , which you must use. Of course, an additional one is indicated as so-called general. So the choice is made at the start. Alternatively, you make a mock-up for someone to approve, so that there is no several days of playing "not this font, maybe another one, more thicker, thinner, serif, script or more fantasy".

I hope next year we will add "Font Book" solution for Helix Ultimate as you know that tool from SPPB.

2-3 fonts, correct, but not always the client gives a clear objective, so playing with fonts is part of the designer's job.

So it's right to have a big variety of fonts without having to download each one separately to play with the style.

I only asked this question because I used to use your platform before and there all fonts were installed, I didn't have to add fonts individually. Perhaps you have something changed.

Hi,

Any updates on this? In SP Page Builder 3.8.10, the Google Fonts are listed after the System Fonts e.g. in Text addon. In v5,2,6 it only lists the System Fonts.

Thanks!

SPPB 3.8 - is not supported.

But the main question is ... do you really need to choose Google Font each time in SPPB addons, or just set them ONES in Template Options (for each HTML tag) and save lots of time (hours in total).

Lee, I assume you are not from EU - so you don't need worry about GDPR law, just use Google Fonts directly from Helix Typography or loaded manually >> https://www.joomshaper.com/documentation/helix-framework/customization-tips#how-to-add-google-fonts-manually