I’ve created an email pop-up for my website, where I’ve set a custom font for the title and a different custom font for the body text. Everything looks fine in the editor, but when I check it live on the site, the body text appears with the same font as the title instead of the one I assigned.
Does anyone know how to fix this issue? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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Hi there! Thanks for your question, hopefully I can help. With the context I have, here are some possible solutions:
1. Font Not Properly Assigned in the Custom Styles
Ensure that your body text and title have explicit font-family assignments in your custom CSS.
If changes appear fine in the editor but not on the live site:
Clear the cache.
Check if Klaviyo’s custom styling is enabled.
Ensure no conflicting styles override the assigned font.
5. Check Your Custom Code Block
If you’re using a Custom HTML & CSS block within Klaviyo, double-check that the styles are correctly applied.
If you want to send me your settings or code, I can help further if these steps do not resolve the issue.
Hi @Bozu ! Thank you for reaching out to the Community.
It appears that there is some CSS on your site that is conflicting with the font in your form. I have gone onto your site and identified the following CSS that when unchecked, fixes the ‘Title’ font:
I hope this helps!
Hi @emma.owens,
Thank you so much!
I figured that might be the case — but how can I avoid it? Even when I try using Helvetica, everything still gets overridden by the custom font.
Is there something I need to edit in the CSS within Klaviyo?
Thank @zacfromson!
Honestly, I’m not sure how to move forward — I believe the custom font is set up correctly, but I’m not sure how to apply your suggestion.
Is there something I need to edit in the CSS within Klaviyo?
@Bozu Can you please share the settings or code you have so I can review it?
@zacfromson
do mean on klaviyo? the code that I have to add the custom font is on shopify
@Bozu - Both would be great so I can review everything to help troubleshoot the issue!
@zacfromson I already have those. Honestly, I just want better control over the font in Klaviyo. Everything looks fine in the preview, but it doesn’t render correctly on the website.