Customize the font for your Whatfix content and widgets. Previously, customizing fonts required Advanced Customization (AC) code. With the Font Customization feature, you can choose your preferred font from a list of options. Once the font is saved, Whatfix applies the chosen style globally to all end-user facing content and widgets. The feature ensures font alignment between Whatfix content and the application where you are creating the content.
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Whatfix enables Account Managers and Content Managers to customize fonts for content and widgets.
The following Fonts are supported by Whatfix
Font name | How it looks | Font name | How it looks |
|---|---|---|---|
Alegreya |
| Open Sans |
|
Anton |
| Oswald |
|
Arimo |
| Oxygen |
|
Barlow |
| PT Sans |
|
Bitter |
| PT Serif |
|
Courier Prime |
| Playfair Display |
|
Dosis |
| Poppins |
|
Fira Sans |
| Quicksand |
|
Inter |
| Raleway |
|
Lato |
| Roboto |
|
Libre Baskerville |
| Roboto flex |
|
Lora |
| Slabo |
|
Merriweather |
| Sora |
|
Monsterrat |
| Source Sans |
|
Mukta |
| Titillium Web |
|
Nanum Gothic |
| Ubuntu |
|
Noto Sans |
| Work Sans |
|
Nunito Sans |
|
Use the following steps to customize Fonts:
On the Whatfix Guidance dashboard, click Style.
Click Font.
Click Change font.
Choose your preferred Font from the available options.
Note:
When you choose the Application Font option, Whatfix uses the same font as the main application where you are creating the content. The font specified in the body tag of the main application will be inherited and applied to tooltips in Flows, Smart tips, and Beacons. However, widgets such as Pop-up, Self Help, and Task List, which are contained within iframes, will use the Open Sans Font.
Click Select.
Note:
The selected font applies globally to all Whatfix content and widgets. To preview the changes, use the Preview mode on Whatfix Studio. For more information on using Preview mode, see How to use Preview mode to review content?
Once previewed, you must Publish these changes to reflect for your end users.
Font changes made to content or widgets that are already in Production need to be moved back to Draft and then published again for them to be updated with the new font.
Font changes made to content or widgets that are in the Draft or Ready stages appear as soon as you configure and save the font.
Currently, Whatfix does not support the custom upload of fonts. However, you can use Advanced Customization (AC) to add custom fonts to your content or widgets.