Do I need to add custom CSS for duotone fonts to display properly in Webflow?

You do not need to add custom CSS for duotone fonts to display properly in Webflow. Webflow's built-in Typography settings and Google Fonts integration make it easy to use a wide range of fonts, including duotone fonts, without the need for any additional CSS.

Here's how you can use duotone fonts in Webflow:

1. Choose a duotone font: There are several websites where you can find duotone fonts, such as Font Squirrel, Google Fonts, or Adobe Fonts. Once you have selected a duotone font, make a note of its name.

2. Enable Google Fonts integration: In your Webflow project, go to the Designer panel and click on the "Add Fonts" button under the Typography section. Select the Google Fonts tab and enable the integration if not already enabled.

3. Search for the duotone font: In the Google Fonts tab, type in the name of the duotone font you want to use. Webflow's integration with Google Fonts allows you to easily search for and add the desired font to your project.

4. Style your text: Once you have added the duotone font to your project, you can use it to style your text. Select the desired text element or create a new text element, and then choose your duotone font from the Typography settings. You can also adjust the font weight, size, line height, and other styling options to further customize the appearance of the text.

With these steps, you can easily use duotone fonts in Webflow without the need for custom CSS. Webflow takes care of the font rendering and optimization, ensuring that the duotone font displays properly across different devices and browsers.

In summary, to use duotone fonts in Webflow, there is no need to add custom CSS. Webflow's built-in Typography settings and Google Fonts integration provide a user-friendly way to incorporate duotone fonts into your website design.

Additional questions:

1. How can I enable Google Fonts integration in Webflow?
2. Are duotone fonts supported in all browsers in Webflow?
3. Can I use multiple duotone fonts in the same Webflow project?