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Adding a Custom Font to Your Review Widget
Adding a Custom Font to Your Review Widget

Learn how to add a custom font face to your Tydal review widget using the CSS @import and @font-face method.

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Written by Jamie Conway
Updated over a week ago

Introduction

Adding your custom font to the Tydal review widget is a great way to keep your store's vibe on point! This little tweak can make your site look more cohesive and give your customers a seamless shopping experience.

Show off your brand’s personality and make your store stand out with a font that’s uniquely yours!

Adding your Custom Font

In the example below, we'll show you how to add your own custom font using a Google Font and the @import method.

📝 Our app allows imported fonts from the following sources:

Uploading Custom Fonts from Google Fonts

2. From the Tydal dashboard, go to Onsite > Advanced Settings > Custom CSS and selectors

3. Copy the CSS below and paste it in the Display Custom CSS field.

/* import Jersey 10 google font */

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Jersey+10&display=swap');

*, .review-body {
font-family: "Jersey 10", sans-serif !important;
font-weight: 400 !important;
}

4. Click Save and preview the review widget on your store.

Note: We're using the Jersey 10 from Google, but you can use your own font.

Uploading Custom Fonts from your Shopify Admin

1. Upload the file on your Shopify Store. To access the Files page, go to Content > Files.

2. Copy the link of the uploaded font.

3. From the Tydal dashboard, go to Onsite > Advanced Settings > Custom CSS and selectors

4. Follow and edit the CSS below and paste it in the Custom CSS field

/* Import  Font */
@font-face {
font-family: 'Suvenn';
src: url('https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0678/2599/1937/files/Suvenn.otf?v=1716971801');
}
*, .review-body {
font-family: 'Suvenn', sans-serif !important;
}

Note: We're using the Suvenn font as a sample, but this should be changed to the name of your own font.

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