Hi Mark!

Once you install the theme, if you open the Page Properties, you should see a set of page attributes called "Long Story Short Options". By default, there are two attributes that will allow you to use two Google Fonts: one for your headings (h1 to h6) and one for the body text.

For instance, you could select "Google Font (headings)" and enter "Montserrat". Then select "Google Fonts (body text)" and enter "Source Sans Pro". This way you would have "Montserrat" for all your headings and "Source Sans Pro" for the body text.

Now, if you need different Google fonts for H1 and H2, you'll need to change a few things.

First, I'd still use the page attributes to load the Google Fonts. Only thing you need to change if you want to use the "Light" version of "Source Sans Pro": instead of entering "Source Sans Pro", type "Source Sans Pro:300".

Next, go to Dashboard -> Themes -> Long Story Short Parallax -> Customize -> Add Your CSS, and paste the following code:



With this custom CSS, you're making sure that Heading 1 will use "Montserrat", Heading 2 will use "Source Sans Pro" and the rest of the text (headings 3 to 6 and body text) use the default font for the theme (Helvetica).


Hope this helps!

Jordi

Thank you for your response.

That solved my problem perfectly.

I am really enjoying using this theme. Thank you for you quick and accurate response!

Mark

Hello,

I am also trying Google Fonts but without success. I don't see any tab marked 'Page Properties' but I can get something like what you describe via Dashboard > Attributes under the menu marked Pages & Themes.

I can see a box marked 'Handle' and a box marked 'Name' (screenshot attached). Which one does the font name go in? and is it with or without double quotes?

e.g. Source Sans Pro or "Source Sans Pro"

Thanks,
Sally

Hi Sally,

this is where you should find the Page Properties:

http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/general-topics/page-properti...

(While you are logged in, hover over the "Edit" button that lets you edit your site, and select "Properties".)

Enter the font name without double quotes.

Also this tutorial might be of help:

http://concrete5.15robots.com/tutorials/getting-started-long-story-...

Please let me know if you have any further questions,

Jordi