That's because Docs uses special web-based fonts (since it's a cloud-based app). Is it the description? The name of the Add-in? Did you see this functionality documented somewhere? The only way you can add additional fonts is by clicking on the font list and going to 'More fonts' at the top.Īs we have seen this feedback in a number of other reviews, we would like to understand from you, or any user, where this perception is coming from.
Thanks again for taking to the time to review Extensis Fonts.1. Click “Install” and then “Continue” to agree to the permissions. Reload your Google Doc and then click the “Add-ons” dropdown from the main toolbar, then select “Extensis Fonts” and then “Start.” Select the Google account you want to associate with the add-on and then click “Allow” to continue to agree to the requirements.ģ. In this new Slidesgo School tutorial, youll learn to change the fonts in your presentation. Highlight your text and then select a font from the right sidebar.Ĭhoose your font from the right-side menu. For example, saying "when my users are trying to do 'A', they often get confused by the fact that the buttons to do 'X' and to do 'Y' look quite similar to each other, which leads to this unintended consequence" is far more likely to get fixed than a feature idea that just says "change the color of the button 'Y'".Youll also find out how to add new fonts in Google Slides. If you are submitting a feature idea, be sure to explain the problem that you're trying to solve with the feature idea, not just the idea itself. There, you can upvote and comment on any similar idea, or post a new idea. If you do not already have access, you need to request it first. Doing so will allow it to be upvoted by others and possibly considered as a future feature enhancement. You might want to post this to the Feature Ideas section here.
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