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Custom Google Fonts in Dynamics 365 Marketing

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Hi, 

Firstly, referencing this great blog here: https://mattwittemann.com/2020/09/29/add-custom-fonts-to-dynamics-marketing-designers/ - we have previously tried to use this solution to add the 'Monserrat' font into Dynamics 365 Marketing and it worked absolutely perfect.

In turn, we thought this would work for other 'Google Fonts'. Now, there are a couple we've tried to use e.g. DM Mono Medium, DM Sans Bold, Inter Regular and Inter Regular Semi Bold. All of which, have essentially failed to become the required font. They all seem to default back to Times New Roman. Are there limitations of the fonts that the Marketing app can actually pull from Google? 

 <!-- Add the meta tag for our new fonts DM Mono Medium, DM Sans Bold, Inter Regular + Semi Bold -->
<meta type="xrm/designer/setting" name="additional-fonts" datatype="font" value="DM Mono Medium">
<meta type="xrm/designer/setting" name="additional-fonts" datatype="font" value="DM Sans Bold">
<meta type="xrm/designer/setting" name="additional-fonts" datatype="font" value="Inter Regular">
<meta type="xrm/designer/setting" name="additional-fonts" datatype="font" value="Inter Semi Bold">
<!-- This is where we post our Google links into the email -->
<link rel="preconnect" href="">https://fonts.googleapis.com">
<link rel="preconnect" href="">https://fonts.gstatic.com" crossorigin>
<link href="">fonts.googleapis.com/css2 rel="stylesheet">
Many thanks.
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    Nya 29,058 on at
    RE: Custom Google Fonts in Dynamics 365 Marketing

    Hi Zak,

    Please follow the next steps to configure the fonts.

    • Select the fonts you need from the library and copy the code into the <head> of your html.

    pastedimage1632194641183v1.png


    • The names of the fonts are listed in the "CSS rules to specify families" part of the screenshot.

    In your case, the CSS is:

    font-family: 'DM Mono', monospace;
    font-family: 'DM Sans', sans-serif;
    font-family: 'Inter', sans-serif;

    So the HTML should be:

    
    
    
    
    
    


    • You can find that the difference between the "Inter Regular" and "Inter Semi Bold" is the font weight in the reference link.
    family=Inter:wght@400;600&amp;
    So you just need to use the following CSS to distinguish the two fonts.
    Or just add a Bold style on the text.

    Here is the effect.
    pastedimage1632195377020v2.png

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