Thanks for this! I’ve checked it out. It’s super helpful, the only thing I can’t figure out is downloading an adobe font as it’s on their servers. So taking the CSS files they give me and pointing it to bubble seems tricky.
I can only add one font weight per family. And it’s only the regular weight that is available every time haha.
I’ve struggled with this myself and found a solution.
From Adobe Fonts, you should be able to copy the URL of the CSS file. If you go to that CSS file, you can copy the code, create a new CSS file on your desktop, paste the code and change the name of the font-family (eg: roc-grotesk-medium).
Afterwards, you can upload your own CSS file as described in the video. This way, your own CSS file will still point to the font files hosted on the Typekit/Adobe servers.
Hope it makes sense, please let me know if you need further assistance
(1) Paste this into your web browser, (2) copy the css, (3) paste into a text editor and create a new css file from it and save it somewhere on your drive.
As in the video (and in Bubble dev mode) ‘Preview’ your upload page you’ve created and upload the css file youve just created.
Go to your ‘Data’ section in Bubble and ‘File Manager’ and notice the file youve just uploaded (refresh if its not there). Right click the file and get and copy the url link.
Go to ‘Settings’, ‘General’ (in Bubble) and find ‘Custom Fonts’ section , and add the font by pasting the in the’CSS File Path’ the CSS URL path you just copied. Make sure in the name to keep it simple in terms of the font name as I’ve found it doesnt like spaces etc. Then click ‘Add Font’. You should see it successfully added above.
You should now be able to navigate to the text and change the font.
Then go to ‘Settings’, ‘General’ (in Bubble) and find ‘Custom Fonts’ section , and add the font by pasting URL path as seen in 3. NOTE, the ‘Name’ has to be the same as what’s mentioned in the css file (of the url). See screenshot for an example. Any other name will not work!