While Google provides a free CDN for their web fonts, there are two reasons you might want to host them yourself instead…
Fortunately, self-hosting Google Fonts involves just three steps…
Let's look at exactly how to do it! 1. Download the font filesFirst, you need to get the font files to self-host.
2. Upload the fonts to your serverOnce you have the files, you need to host them somewhere. Upload them to your server the same way you would host your CSS or JS files. You might do this through an FTP client, a GUI (like the WordPress file uploader), or by pushing your codebase to GitHub. Whatever your deployment process is, use it for the font files, too. 3. Load the font on your siteOnce that's done, you need to load them in your CSS. With Google's CDN, you would drop in a Here's what the CSS file Merriweather in regular, italic, bold, and bold italic looks like…
Copy/paste that into a CSS file (I call mine Don't forget to also declare the
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