Yes, you can replace a font across your entire Webflow project without manually updating each text element. Here’s how to do it efficiently:
1. Change the Font at the Global Level
- Go to the Style Guide (or create one if you haven't).
- Select the Body (All Pages) tag, which controls the default typography for the entire site.
- Update the Font Family to your preferred typeface.
- If specific text elements have custom font overrides, they may not update automatically.
2. Use Webflow’s Typography Classes
- If you've applied a global class (e.g., "Heading Style" or "Body Text") to text elements, updating the font in that class will update all instances at once.
- Go to any text element using that class, update the font, and Webflow will apply it across the project.
3. Remove Inline Font Overrides
- If some text elements don’t change, they might have inline styles or unique font selections applied.
- Select those elements and reset the font style in the Typography section of the Style panel.
4. Update Custom Fonts if Necessary
- If switching to a custom font, upload it via Project Settings > Fonts and then apply it using the above methods.
Summary
You can replace a font globally by updating the Body (All Pages) tag, applying the new font through global typography classes, and removing inline font overrides. This ensures consistency without manual updates.