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Changing the Font of a Template?

Emily Culella
Emily Culella Jun 20, 2022

Hello. Is it possible to change the font of a template or do you have to create the Space in order to access "Space Tools?" I need to use company branding and I need to use their fonts and colors. 

 

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G subramanyam
G subramanyam Community Leader Jun 20, 2022 • edited

Hi @Emily Culella welcome to the Atlassian community.

The following 2 points are applicable for server/ data center editions.  But not available for Cloud version.

  1. I see their is an option for server/ data center editions to adjust the fonts visual style.
  2. Also by default, Confluence provides Times New Roman, Helvetica or Courier fonts for use. You can use your own fonts by declaring them in a @font-face CSS rule in your Stylesheet.
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