Theme global typography module is one of its most powerful features, allowing you to customize the typography of your entire website from a single location. In this article, we’ll look at Theme global typography module and how you can use it to improve the typography on your website.
To access the Typography options, Navigate to your Kepler dashboard and click on Customizer. Navigate to Global > Typography. You will find the following options inside the Typography module.
Typography presets #
Presets are the shortcuts that you can use to change the fonts of the body and the headers with just one click. There are 6 presets that you can use to change the font styles of your website. See the image below for more information.
Base fonts #
Base fonts let you choose the font styling of your website manually. Here you can change the font of the body of your website as well as the headings manually.
Body font #
You can change the font of the body of your website using the options available under body fonts. This is applicable to your posts as well.
- Family – Make your choice of Font Family from Nunito, Times New Roman, Sans Serif, etc. for the content on your website
- Variants – It is necessary to select font variants that you will be using on the website.
- Size – Select the default Font Size of the content on your website, you will also find the option to set the Text Transform i.e [None, Capitalize, Uppercase, Lowercase]
- Weight – Select the default Font Weight of the content on your website
- Decoration – Let you choose the font decorations such as underline, overline, etc.
Font Family #
Theme allows you to use System Fonts, Google Fonts, Typekit Fonts as well as Custom Fonts on your site.
Heading font #
You can set common font style and individual font size for all Headings – H1 to H6
Note: If you are using a page builder, you can override the above Typography with the page builder’s Typography settings for specific sections.
Underline content links #
Enabling this option will allow you to put an underline on all the links of your blog posts or web pages.
