---
title: Custom Fonts For Transistor.fm Website
slug: custom-fonts-for-transistor-fm-website
published_at: 2019-10-18 21:31:54 +0000
updated_at: 2026-03-04 20:15:01 +0000
summary: 
description: See how to set a custom font for your transistor.fm website
tags: [transistor.fm, podcasting, podcasthost, custom fonts]
views: 108
author: CJ Avilla
url: https://www.cjav.dev/videos/custom-fonts-for-transistor-fm-website
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFQMczanAm4
youtube_id: MFQMczanAm4
embed_url: https://www.youtube.com/embed/MFQMczanAm4
thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MFQMczanAm4/hqdefault.jpg
type: video
---

# Custom Fonts For Transistor.fm Website

*Published: October 18, 2019*
*Views: 108*

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## Description

See how to set a custom font for your transistor.fm website

## Transcript

hey friends super quick video about our our podcasts website so we are using transistor FM for our podcast hope it a hosting company and they give you a website and we have added some super sweet fonts here and I just want to quickly show you how we did that so if you log in to your transistor dot FM account and you go to the website tab and you scroll to the bottom there is a place where you can add extra footer content turns out this accepts HTML which is super handy thanks John and you'll notice that I have added a link tag here that is loading some CSS from google fonts and so I just want to show you google fonts is super handy and very cool it allows you to look for and add super awesome fonts to your website and so what we did is we found a super sexy font that represented our brand and what we like so what you might do is come in here and say like oh I'm interested in modak and one cool thing about Google Fonts is it lets you compare with other fonts that it might pair well with so here you might say oh how does this look with Ubuntu where coupon two is the normal like default text and modak or whatever is the the top level text and so what you can do is you can click Add - bun - and add - modak and that will select your two fonts and you can just copy this link tag you'll notice that the different font families are just a pipe separated list in the family attribute of the link tag and then down below google fonts tells you what CSS to specify to use that specific font so back in transistor we do have a custom CSS section where we can add you know for our h1 through six we can add the font family satisfy that's that super cool like cursive font and then for P tags divs and spans we're using Roboto and that makes it so that we have like these really sexy big head lines and Roboto is are just like default paragraph text which is really nice and readable and simple so yeah just quick run-through Cheers

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