Fonts live on the visitor’s browser. This means all you need to do is supply HTML code defining the font you want to use, such as this snippet.
<SPAN STYLE="font-family: Tahoma, Arial, sans-serif;">Your message!</SPAN>
The visitor will come to your site, and their browser will use the first font you indicate. If the specified font is not available, the browser will pick from your list of alternate fonts or something from the same font family. If none of your font choices are found, the browser will use whatever font it prefers.
I Don’t Know HTML
With HostGator you have the option of using a few programs that don’t require you to know how to code to use different fonts.
Check the Description section for each plugin to ensure that it has been tested with the version of WordPress you’re running to make sure that it is compatible
- You can select the fonts available within the program. The font preference is coded for you. However, you can not add additional fonts.Depending on the theme you’re using, you can use the HTML snippet above, or there are several plugins you can utilize. These are a few that are compatible with WordPress version 5.4.2.