I think this can be considered a connected issue.
I would like to set a custom type imported via @font-face as “body, heade, h1…” font.
But its clear, when I add it to the child-theme stylesheet unless I dont use an “!important” to override the themeoption font declarations it doesnt work.
Either way, if I use “!important”, what happened is that every time, the theme loads the default font – then the custom font creating an ugly effect.
How can i achieve to avoid this?
adding the font in the header.php and editing the original stylesheet? that would mess up with the update possibilities.
maybe I can use your “font options” section, where you allow us to choose between google + system fonts and add my custom font there.
It would be great for the future updates to find such a functionality
Thanks a lot
