How to Add Custom Fonts to WordPress? (Without a Plugin)

In this video, we're going to show you how to add custom fonts to your WordPress site without using any plugins! If you've been looking to enhance the look and feel of your website, using custom fonts is a great way to do it.
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We'll guide you through the process of adding new fonts step by step:
👉Step 1: Ensure Your Website is Upgraded to WordPress 6.5 Version
👉Step 2: Go to Appearance, Styles & Typography Tab
👉Step 3: Prefer Google Fonts? Go to the Install Fonts Tab
👉Step 4: Prefer Custom Fonts? Go to the Upload Tab
👉Step 5: Choose Your New Added Font & Save the Changes
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[@freddymercury2259]

Thanks, I am using wordpress version 6.5.5 with Kadance theme and Kadance Blocks plugin. I do not have the option 'Editor' under Dashboard > Appearance, I have 'Theme File Editor' and a few other options. Has this changed in an update?

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Hi @freddymercury2259,
You don't see the 'Editor' option under the 'Appearance' menu because the theme you're using is not a block (Full Site Editing/FSE) theme. Kadence is a classic theme. No matter what version of WordPress software you're using, you'll need a block theme in order to experience the latest Full Site Editing features.
To find out if your theme is a block (FSE) theme or not, look for the 'block themes' tag under the theme description. For example, Twenty Twenty Four, Twenty Twenty Three, and Twenty Twenty Two are the block themes.
Check this link for more latest block themes on the WordPress.org. wordpress.org/themes/tags/full-site-editing/
Regardless, Kadence theme has in-built support for custom fonts. You can check our Kadence tutorial article here for more details: www.sitesaga.com/kadence-theme-review/#C_Getting_Started_with_the_Kadence_Theme
Thank you!