Change font to Poppins

Unfortunately this didnt work

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Hi there, @Support_Leads_Elite :wave:

The code you were using is for changing the font in Event Calendar widget. And here is the code for the FAQ app:

.eapps-faq {
  font-family: Poppins, sans-serif !important;
}

Try it out and let me know if it worked :slightly_smiling_face:

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Thank you Max. That worked.

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No sweat!

I’d also like to remind you about our CSS Codes category, where you can find the most popular codes for different apps (including FAQ). Feel free to check it out :wink:

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Thanks Max. I I will definitely check it out.

Can you tell me if the widgets on the page below was created using Elfsight?

https://selllikecrazybook.com/free

Would I be able to create the same kind of widgets in Elfsight? I almost want them to look similar.

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Hi @Support_Leads_Elite :wave:

There are no Elfsight widgets on this page. Do you mean this FAQ at the bottom of the page?

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Hi Max,

I meant like the scrolling testimonials and the buttons on the page?

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Hi there, @Support_Leads_Elite :wave:

We have a Testimonials Slider app which might be a good option for you. Although it doesn’t have exactly the same animation, you can choose Carousel layout and enable the Auto Play setting :wave:

With Testimonials Slider, you’ll have to add the reviews manually. However, if you’d like to automatically pull reviews from specific platforms, feel free to check our Reviews apps.

More platforms are listed in our All-in-One Reviews app. So, you can check it out if you haven’t found a standalone app for your source.


We also have a Button app in our catalog. It doesn’t support animations like in your example, but it has multiple style options, so that you could seamlessly integrate it to your website.


One more cool thing is that you can either embed it to a specific place on your website or make it floating.

If you need more advanced customization, just describe your idea and we’ll try our best to help you :slightly_smiling_face:

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I’d also like to throw my hat into the add Poppins feature request. I’ll check out the CSS channel to see if I can get it working for the various widgets I’m using on my site.

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Hi there, @TechCA_Cafe_of_Life :waving_hand:

In the meantime, could you please specify the widgets, where you’d like to add Poppins widgets? I’ll be happy to add the Poppins requests for these widgets to the Wishlist and help with the CSS codes if needed :slightly_smiling_face:

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Max,

Thanks again for your proactive support :blush: I really appreciate that you took the time to follow up on my post instead of letting it slide.

I am a bit surprised that the Poppins font isn’t more commonly requested, given how widely used it’s become. I see it everywhere these days.

I selected the “Default (apply from website)" font setting in my apps, which seems to work well across most browsers — except Safari.

I was able to get the font working using custom CSS in the “Google Reviews Website Slider”, like this:

}
.es-review-container{
font-family: Poppins, sans-serif;
}

Just not sure the name of the classes for these other apps we’re using on our site.

Google Reviews pop-up badge
Google Reviews page
Instagram Feed
Number Counter (most important for me since it’s at top of our website)

Would you happen to have a list of class names or guidance for targeting these apps specifically?

Thanks again — really appreciate the support!

  • Brent
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Sure! Here are the codes:

.es-layout-sidebar-scrollable-container {
  font-family: Calibri;
}

I’ve also added these ideas to the Wishlist on your behalf :slightly_smiling_face:

Since there is no font setting for the Instagram now, you can upvote this idea here - Font setting

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Perfect! Poppins is loading with the app on Safari now. Looks so much better! Appreciate the guidance.

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It’s my pleasure!

If anything else comes up, we’re always here to help :wink:

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