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In our last video, we learned how to provide a web font along with our website files and include a reference to our font in our CSS. And while that was great practice, most of us probably don’t have a bunch of web fonts sitting around on our computers to upload to our website. Plus, uploading web fonts requires a license from the type foundry granting you permission to do so. So the method we just learned isn’t one you’ll put into practice all that often, but it forms the foundation for our next lesson, in which we use the web’s most popular online library of free web fonts.
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1,178 PointsI am not sure, but I don't think Google Fonts works like that anymore. I see nowhere to get just what you want.
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