Is there a way to specify a custom font name (one that isn’t provided in the UI dropdown).
My use-case:
I have include FontAwesome CSS using a tag . So, while the FontAwesome font is available for use in the browser, it’s not available in the dropdown. I tried a work-around where I ALSO uploaded the FontAwesome font manually. This gave me a font named “FontAwesome” in the dropdown. After creating a class using that font name, I was able to delete the font from the site settings UI and the class using the FontAwesome font still works (even in the editor).
I’ve seen other work-flows that get FontAwesome working but only after publishing…this workflow works in the edit/design mode but there are some use-cases where I cannot use the class directly on elements (ie: in a Rich Text Element).
Thanks @DFink , I appreciate it the link. That is the clearest explanation of the feature I’ve seen.
The reason I would like to use a link to a CDN copy of a FontAwesome CSS file is because it allows caching of FontAwesome across sites vs. requiring a user to re-download FontAwesome just for my (and every other Webflow website).