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How to use custom fonts in Tailwind CSS

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6 Replies to "How to use custom fonts in Tailwind CSS"

  1. Thank you! I searched exactly for “how to use custom font tailwind”, looking for a way to add a locally installed font. I don’t have a global.css file, so I successfully installed the font on my project by inserting a link tag to the local file in my index.html file (it’s a React project).
    I think that might be the best for the sake of keeping standards since I had already imported a web font this way, but am not sure it’d be a problem from another perspective.

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