To replace a font across your entire Webflow project without manually altering each text element, you can update the typography settings at the global class or body level.
1. Access Project Settings
- Open Webflow Designer and navigate to your project.
- Select the Style Manager panel from the right sidebar to view your global classes and styles.
2. Update Global Typography
- Select the Body (All Pages) class to set your preferred font as the default for the entire site.
- Go to the Typography section in the Style panel.
- Click on the current font name and select “+ Add fonts” to upload or choose your preferred font.
3. Add Custom Font (if required)
- In the Font section, you can choose existing fonts from Google Fonts.
- To use a custom font, upload it via the Project Settings under the Fonts tab.
- Once uploaded, return to the Designer and select it for the Body (All Pages) or any global class.
4. Ensure Consistency Across Classes
- If specific classes have their typography settings, ensure that they don’t override your global settings unless intended.
- Use the Combine Selected Classes option to unify styles across different text classes or elements.
5. Publish Changes
- Check your updates live by using the Preview mode.
- Once satisfied, publish your changes to ensure they reflect on the live site.
Summary
To replace a font throughout your Webflow project, update the Body (All Pages) class typography setting, ensuring your preferred font is set as the default at the global level, and consider uploading custom fonts if needed.