How to import a Google font which has two words in the name?

Modified on: Wed, 12 Sep, 2018 at 4:22 PM

A font can usually be added upon configuring themes under Settings (On the left-side panel) >> Configure Chargebee >> Checkout & Self-Serve Portal >> Hosted Pages Settings. You can add the preferred font under the Typography section. However, the same process cannot be followed to add a font whose name has two words. You will have to download and edit the theme file to include the font name and then import it back into Chargebee. 


Example: Libre Franklin, Josefin Sans, Open Sans and so on.


Steps to be followed (Open Sans taken as an example here):


1. Download the theme at Settings (On the left-side panel) >> Configure Chargebee >> Checkout & Self-Serve Portal >> Hosted Pages Settings >> Themes >> Download (Your preferred theme under Published/Installed).


2. Unzip and edit "theme.css" file under Assets >> CSS. Look for google fonts import and replace the @import url with the below:


CODE:


@import url(https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans);


Reference:

 



If you would like to have the option to use both Open Sans and Chargebee’s default fonts, you can use the below code:


@import url(//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans|{{{typography.google_font}}});

 

3. Once the changes are saved, you can upload the theme file back into Chargebee from Settings (On the left-side panel) >> Configure Chargebee >> Checkout & Self-Serve Portal >> Hosted Pages Settings >> Themes >> Upload.


Note: With the V3 checkout pages, the theme settings are not supported as the checkout happens in the form of a pop-up on the same webpage.

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