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By Amanda on April 27, 2009 Okok. So you want to change your *entire* posts to a funky font. Well, it can be done Sort of. I can’t figure out an easy way to change the font of your existing posts, but it can be done for any new posts you write. First- the boring stuff.

• This tutorial is a continuation of my, so you’ll have to do all the stuff in that tutorial before this one will work.:) • I don’t really recommend writing every single post, all the time, the entire thing, in a custom font. • sIFR is best used for changing titles and headers, not entire blocks of text. • It will make your page load slower.

• It will make your page be all jumpy and crazy-looking as it’s loading. • It won’t look perfect– you can only use one font color/size for everything you write and there may be some extra spacing/padding at the bottom, but there’s no that I know of to get rid of it (see what I mean about the padding on the ). • I kinda like plain, easy to read fonts for the main content of a blog anyway. Oblivion mods flying 2017. • If you created an account with Geocities,!

If that doesn’t bother you and you’re totally ok with all of that and you still really want to change the font of your entire blog posts Then this tutorial is for you.:). Hey Shelley, those are great links, thank you for posting those.:) Those are great tutorials (and I would recommend using them) if you want to do all the things sIFR can’t. Change the fonts on ALL posts (even existing ones) without having to add tags around the text you want to change.

You don’t want the page to be jumpy or load slowly 3. You want to be able to use more than one font color and size. Like Shelley said, there’s only a limited number of fonts you can choose from, but they’ll all pretty easily readable and are good for the main content of a blog. But if you do want to use your own, custom font, and you want everyone to be able to see it, even if they don’t have it installed on their computer, then this is the tutorial for you.:D of someone who’s changing the font of their entire posts using this tutorial!:). Hi Aamanda and Kevin, I had a look on your tutorial and I have to confess it’s not difficult but requires a lot of work!!!!!(and time!), what I usually do to my title and links is simply create an image with photoshop, for example, and upload the new image-title with the font I want to use. Its much easier, as Im a bit lazy to work with scripts. Thank you for the tutorial anyway, Im sure there are lots of people who can do that from your little class here.

Wonderful design by the way, I love the delicate style you both gave to your blog. A big hug from new Zealand. I absolutely love your fonts! I have used them for about a year now, but just downloaded all of them. They are so much fun! I teach high school and use power points quite often – so it is great to have some new fonts to add a little creativity!! I started a blog and have used your tips to change the fonts.

It worked wonderfully! My only question is – I put pictures in the middle of my post and on the preview they show up, but when I actually publish the blog the pictures don’t show up.

Is there a way to fix this? Thanks a bunch and deep up the great work!! Darn it!!:( I used your other tutorial to change my title fonts and whatnot and it TOTALLY WORKED!! But when I tried to change maybe just a line of text using your method, it doesn’t change. It just makes it’s bigger and in bold. I did EVERYTHING you said too!! April 27th, 2009 How To Use a Custom Font for Your Entire Blogger/Blogspot Posts Okok.

So you want to change your *entire* posts to a funky font. Well, it can be done Sort of. I can’t figure out an easy way to change the font of your existing posts, but it can be done for any new posts you write. Click here to see a live demo of what this tutorial does First- the boring stuff. This tutorial is a continuation of my How To Use a Cute Font for Your Blogger Post Titles, so you’ll have to do all the stuff in that tutorial before this one will work.:) 2. I don’t really recommend writing every single post, all the time, the entire thing, in a custom font. SIFR is best used for changing titles and headers, not entire blocks of text.