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Configuring fonts

This article is about typography, that is, we show you how to configure the fonts in your shop.

Example

You configure fonts through the ThemeWare® configuration in the Shopware 6 theme manager of your administration.

Example: In our example we change the font for headlines to the font "Helvetica".

  1. Open the administration of your shop
  2. Switch via the main navigation to the "theme administration" (1) (2) ("Content" => "Themes")
    • Note: In the Shopware Cloud you will find the "Themes" area directly in the main navigation.
  3. Now click on your ThemeWare® theme to start editing
  4. Switch to the tab "Layout" (3)
  5. Open the block "Typography" (4)
  6. In the section "Headlines" change the Fonttype to 'Helvetica', sans-serif
  7. Scroll to the section "Font weight"
    • In our example it is configured as Light: 400, Normal: 400 and Bold: 600.
    • Select the font weights available in the font you have chosen.
  8. Save the theme configuration
  9. Switch to the storefront and reload the page

You have now changed the font for the headlines in your storefront.

Screenshots

Font configuration in ThemeWare®

The ideal approach to configuring fonts

Always configure the font first and only then the font size and the font weight.

Fonts are very individual and depending on the font the size and the weight take effect differently.

Tip: It makes sense to use a plain, clearly legible font for the text. If you want to use a more ornate font, then at most in the headline.

Font configuration for shop elements

There are a few blocks in the theme configuration (for example the "Top navigation" in the tab "Header" or in the ThemeWare® CMS elements) where you can choose whether you want to use the font configured for "Text" or for "Headlines".

Configuring fonts, figure 2


Further information

  • Basic knowledge: You can find more information on the topic "font configuration" in the article Font configuration
  • Knowledge: Everything about "Google Fonts" is covered in the article Google Fonts

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