When I changed the brand to "autumn" (#47), I'd originally had it change the fonts, too. It kinda worked, in that the CSS rules pointed to my custom fonts. But, it failed because I wasn't shipping the fonts to the browser. So, CSS rules like font-family: Playfair, Georgia; just always fell back to pre-loaded web fonts like Georgia.
We should show an example of how to properly override the font to something other than a web-safe font like Georgia.
When I changed the brand to "autumn" (#47), I'd originally had it change the fonts, too. It kinda worked, in that the CSS rules pointed to my custom fonts. But, it failed because I wasn't shipping the fonts to the browser. So, CSS rules like
font-family: Playfair, Georgia;just always fell back to pre-loaded web fonts like Georgia.We should show an example of how to properly override the font to something other than a web-safe font like Georgia.