The Cross Slider widget runs short review snippets along a slanted strip that slides across your page. A widget set in a different typeface from the rest of your page is the quickest way for visitors to spot that the reviews came from somewhere else.
Font Family in the Advanced Customization section lets you pick the typeface for the widget. The field is searchable, so you can type a name instead of scrolling the list, and its note reads “Auto Capture will capture your website’s font on embeding.”
From your Feedspace dashboard, select Widgets in the sidebar on the left.
On the Cross Slider widget card, click the Edit (pencil) icon to load the editor.
In the row of tabs along the top, choose Design.
Advanced Customization is the last section in the settings panel on the right.
Click the Font Family field, which shows a “Select font” placeholder until you choose one, and pick the typeface you want. The preview redraws in that font.
Click Save & Next to keep the change. Embedded copies of the widget update by themselves.
It does not have to, but it usually should. If you leave it alone, the note under the field says the embed captures your website’s font instead.
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