A number of 2010 blog posts from Google seems to imply this is possible, but I can't seem to move fonts from Web Fonts to Google Documents. Is it even doable?
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Is this possible in Google Docs?
Yes, it is.
With keyboard shortcuts
- Ctrl+A
- Ctrl+Shift+, (that's the comma key)
With menu commands
- Menu
Edit→Select all
- Menu
Format→Font size→Decrease font size
It's because when you're editing the document it has the print layout (they used to have an option to edit in a different view but not anymore) and when you are publishing it they are removing the page layout and showing only the contains as an html page.
If you want to preserve the page layout for the published document as well and make it look exactly the same as in edit mode, then you have two options. From the sharing options select one of the following:
- Public on the web
- Anyone with the link
and you will get in both cases a link that will look exactly the same. The only downside with these options is that everybody will be able to see who is currently viewing your document.
Here is a screenshot of these two options:
Best Answer
No. They announced that they are using Google Fonts API internally and added few fonts from that list. You're not able to add any font you like.