Any articles or posts on custom variable font integration in Webflow projects?

You can integrate variable fonts into a Webflow project by manually uploading the font files and using custom CSS. Webflow does not natively support variable fonts through its typography panel, but you can implement them using custom code snippets.

1. Upload the Variable Font

• Go to Project Settings > Fonts.
• Scroll down to Custom Fonts and click Upload Fonts.
• Upload your .woff2 or .ttf variable font file.

2. Add Custom CSS for Variable Font

• Open Site Settings > Custom Code and paste the following inside the Head Code section:

  ```css
  @font-face {
  font-family: 'CustomVariableFont';
  src: url('your-font-url.woff2') format('woff2');
  font-weight: 100 900; /_ Define the range of available weights _/
  }
  ```

• Replace 'your-font-url.woff2' with the correct URL of your uploaded font.

3. Apply the Variable Font in Webflow

• Select a text element in Webflow.

• Under Typography > Typeface, pick a default font (any system font as a placeholder).

• Open Custom Code (Page Settings or Embed Block) and apply styles like:

  ```css
  .custom-text {
  font-family: 'CustomVariableFont', sans-serif;
  font-weight: 400; /_ Adjust weight dynamically _/
  }
  ```

4. Use CSS Variables for Dynamic Adjustments

• Add weight and axis properties via custom styles:

  ```css
  .custom-text {
  font-variation-settings: "wght" 700, "wdth" 120;
  }
  ```

• Adjust weights and other axes (if applicable) for real-time style changes.

5. Publish & Test

• Preview the site to confirm the font is loading correctly.
• Use the Webflow Embed Code widget to apply inline styles dynamically.

Summary

Webflow does not offer built-in variable font support, but you can manually upload fonts and apply them through custom CSS. Use @font-face for importing, then style using font-variation-settings.