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# Schriften auswählen und einrichten

Besuche die Seite von Googel Fonts

{% embed url="<https://fonts.google.de>" %}

### Schriftart aussuchen

Suche Dir eine Schriftart, die zu Deinen Produkten und deinem Theme passt:

![](/files/-MJBYQ8q7O25ByxCzIgh)

Klicke auf das Plus Symbol zum Hinzufügen der Schrift - nun erscheint unten ein dunkler Balken

![](/files/-MJBYUDpFeYi_rayIKYZ)

Klicke auf den dunklen Balken und kopiere Dir die folgenden Informationen

![](/files/-MJBYXgw92429JlezSfp)

### Link in der Plugin Konfiguration hinterlegen

Als erstes benötigst Du die Verlinkung der Schriftfamilie, damit Dein Shop weiß, wo die Schriftart liegt. z.B.: `<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Domine" rel="stylesheet">`

Kopiere diesen Text in das entsprechende Feld deiner Plugin-Konfiguration

![](/files/-MJBYc0z5FcpYl0gHViy)

Notiere Dir nun den Namen der Schriftfamilie - z.B.: **'Domine', serif**

Kopiere auch diesen Text in das entsprechende Feld deiner Plugin-Konfiguration<br>

![](/files/-MJBYmtxnhqdaM3Mi1ub)

### Speichern & Kompilieren

Speichern der Theme-Konfiguration und Theme Kompilieren

{% hint style="warning" %}
Achte darauf, abschließend das Theme zu kompilieren, damit die Schriften in das Theme integriert werden.
{% endhint %}


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