How To Add Custom Fonts From External Providers

    Custom fonts can elevate your brand’s look and feel, helping you create a seamless and polished experience across your digital presence. With our Jumbo Lottery Platform (JLP) ClientCMS, you can easily apply fonts from providers like Google Fonts or Adobe Fonts using a style sheet URL no coding required.This guide will walk you through how to source your font, update your theme settings, and apply it to your website UI.

    Prerequisites

    • Access to the JLP ClientCMS
    • A valid style sheet URL from a third-party font provider (e.g., Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts)

    Step 1: Find Your Font and Get the Style Sheet URL

    1. Head to a font provider like Google Fonts.

    2. Select the font you want to use and click Get embed code.

    3. Copy the link tag provided. For example:

      <link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Barriecito&display=swap" rel="stylesheet">

    4. From that, extract the style sheet URL:

      https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Barriecito&display=swap

    Step 2: Add the Font to Your CMS Theme

    1. In the CMS, navigate to:Content → Theme

    2. Scroll down to Typography.

    3. In the field labeled Typography Style Sheet URL, paste in your copied style sheet URL.

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    4. Scroll back up to the Headings and Body sections.

    5. In the Font Family field for each section, enter the name of your font.You can find the font name in the style sheet link (e.g.,"Barriecito" from our example)

    6. Make sure to wrap your font name in single quotes and follow it with a comma (e.g.,"Barriecito" from our example).Screenshot 2025-04-16 at 9.05.57 am.png

    7. Click the blue tick in the top-right corner to save your changes.

    Step 3: Verify the Font on Your Site

    Once saved, navigate to your Web UI to confirm the new font is applied.
    If the font doesn’t appear immediately, wait a few minutes to allow for cache clearing or try refreshing the page.

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