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Topics: Design & look

Fonts & Colors

1 min readApplies to every PremiumPress theme · 12.x
Walkthrough comingA short screen recording of this guide is planned. The written steps below are complete.

Fonts & Colors

Brand colours and typography.

Both live on PremiumPress ▸ Design.

Colours​

The theme is built around a small palette rather than a colour picker on every element. Set your primary and secondary colours and they propagate through buttons, links, badges, highlights and accents across the whole site.

This is a global setting. It changes the palette everywhere at once — it does not restyle one individual button. For that, either use the Site Generator on that section, or rebuild the page in Elementor.

Fonts​

The theme no longer has one fixed font. Out of the box it uses self-hosted typefaces (Jakarta and Inter) — no external requests, nothing to configure.

To use a different typeface, pick a brand font on the Design screen from the built-in catalogue of Google fonts. Once set, it becomes both the heading and body family across the front end.

The one CDN exception​

The theme is deliberately no-CDN: fonts are self-hosted so nothing about your site depends on a third party. Selecting a brand font is the single exception — that font loads from the Google Fonts CDN.

Two things limit it:

  • it only loads on the front end, never in wp-admin
  • choosing Theme default loads nothing external at all

If you need the site to make zero third-party requests — a privacy or GDPR requirement, for instance — leave the brand font on Theme default.

The implementation is documented under Fonts.

Per-design typography​

Designs can carry their own type pairing, so switching design may change the fonts as well as the layout. Your brand font choice overrides that where set.