Just a quick reply on the Navlink issue - it looks like it was a default blue maybe? So just click into the symbol, select the navlink and go to ‘typography’ to give it a new colour to override the default.
No problem, i’ve just checked that out, and that blue colour 0082f3 is the same as the default ‘Nav / Current’ styling that comes with a Webflow Navbar.
I dropped in a Navbar into an empty project, linked Home to the Home page, and it changed automatically to that blue colour. To override it just go down to the typography colour and give it a new colour.
I also took the colour code, and styled the non-current ‘About’ nav link with that colour code - as you can see it’s an exact match, so that’s where your mystery colour must be coming from
Hope that makes sense, let me know if not.
My example:
Triple clicking into your Navbar symbol to select ‘Home’ shows ‘Current’ as well - just change this typography colour.
Turns out in the ‘current state’ the typography color was showing as ‘gray’ (inherited from Body) in the style panel - but then pulling in the default webflow nav style on publishing. Thank you for helping me wrap my head around that.
I think you might have misinterpreted @Nita regarding uploading the font.
From your screenshot it looks like you have selected the font from the list of Google Fonts in the Webflow dashboard?
What I think Nita was suggesting is to remove it from that list, and instead go to Google and download the font to your desktop, then literally upload it as a ‘custom’ font in that same tab area of the dashboard.