Simple Fonts – Upload Custom Fonts for Any Theme or Page Builder

Most custom-font plugins get the font onto your site and stop there. You still end up writing font-family by hand somewhere in a CSS box, because your theme's typography panel does not know the font exists. This one registers the font where you actually pick fonts. Upload a woff2, and it shows up in the font dropdown of the builder or theme you already use — selectable with a click, no CSS. The font is served from your own server via @font-face on the frontend and in wp-admin, so the editor previews what visitors get, and nothing is fetched from Google. Where your font appears:

• Block themes — registered in the WordPress Font Library, pick it in the Site Editor.
• Kadence (theme & Kadence Blocks), Elementor, Divi, Avada (Fusion Builder), GeneratePress, Astra and OceanWP — the font shows up directly in each one's own typography settings.
• Any other theme — reference the font name in your CSS or the theme's font-family setting.

No bloat, no page-builder lock-in — just a custom font, made simple. Features:

• Upload woff2, woff, and otf font files
• Fonts are loaded via @font-face with font-display: swap
• Set font weight (100–900) and style (normal/italic) per file
• Registered in the WordPress Font Library for block themes
• Native font-picker integration for Kadence, Elementor, Divi, Avada, GeneratePress, Astra and OceanWP
• Works with any other theme too — use the font name in your typography settings or CSS
• Manage fonts at Appearance > Simple Fonts

1.1.11

• Fixed: a font name containing a quote or backslash could break the generated @font-face CSS. Names are now escaped as CSS strings.
• The plugin's settings are removed when it is deleted. Uploaded font files stay in the Media Library.

1.1.10

• Raised minimum WordPress version to 6.5 (matches the Font Library wp_register_font_collection() requirement).
• Renamed internal constants to the plugin slug prefix (JALMA_SIMPLE_FONTS_) for Plugin Check compliance.

1.1.9

• Dynamic @font-face CSS is now output via wp_register_style() + wp_add_inline_style() on the standard enqueue hooks instead of a raw <style> tag.

1.1.8

• Native font-picker integration for Kadence, Elementor, Divi, Avada, GeneratePress, Astra and OceanWP, alongside the WordPress Font Library for block themes.
• Tested up to WordPress 7.0.

1.1.7

• Split plugin into separate files for better organization.
• Register fonts in the WordPress Font Library for block themes.
• Use wp_handle_upload() for font file uploads (replaces move_uploaded_file()) — Plugin Check compliant.
• Tested up to WordPress 6.9.

1.0.0

• Initial release.