Hey Vallered. I’m a user of Blocksy and Gutenberg.
You can, and should, choose your fonts in Customizer > General > Typography
There aren’t, to my knowledge, any typography settings in standard Gutenberg blocks.
Kind regards
Bjarne
Hi Bjarne,
that helped, you are 100% right. The enhancements to choose a different fonts in an standard Gutenberg text elements where caused by 3.rd party plugins I activated (like CoBlocks etc.). And in some cases these fonts enhancements are limited to a few fonts only, it denpends on the plugin.
I am quite new to gutenberg (just a few days), just switching from Elementor to it, I think (and hope) that this is the right decision. There are currently quite some limitations though, e.g. no alpha settings (opacity) in color settings (especially for background colors I am missing that), no negative margins to overlap blocks (columns), and for animation, motion and parallax effects I have to use other plugins, and responsive settings are limited.
May I ask which 3.rd party plugins you are using for advanced design?
Kind regards
Herbert
Hello Herbert,
You can try the Kioken Blocksy or Qubely plugins, they have some of the features you are searching.
Cheers.
Great help,
I am now using both of them, exactly what I needed.
Final question: Is there any plugin around to create modal windows/ pop-ups? None of the major Gutenberg plugins are offering this, but for UX reasons (especially on mobile) this is from my point of view an important feature to avoid a vast amount of new pages opening.
cheers.
Hi Herbert,
I did a search on wordpress plugin directory and I found this plugin, I did not tested it but it seems to be able to create pop-ups.
Cheers.
