Install the font-your-face module, following its directions, and configure it to make your favorite fonts available. The result should be a working rich text editor, but without font selection capabilities.

Install and configure it, following the directions. You need either the CKEditor module or WYSIWYG, but not both. Roll back to before you made these changes. I have WYSIWYG disabled and CKEditor enabled. I cannot click on anything on the toolbar. I attempt to go to a post and my editor does not show my text. I just still don't understand how this works. I do not need 'font-your-face' if there is something that works with CKEditor (which their is a plugin from their site). I just want a simple editor that allows me to change the fonts I have enabled on my system. I'm still confused about how to get this thing working. I understand that there is a library CKEditor and a module. I believe the module is the editor part of it and so is WYSIWYG so that is making my editor unavailable.

It still does not show that CKEditor is there (not even by default). I download CKEditor from their site and put it in the /profiles/commons/libraries/ckeditor directory (there was already everything there by default, so I overwrote it). I go to WYSIWYG Profiles and it says 'CKEditor could not be detected'. I download font-your-face and was able to download the fonts I wish to use.įont-your-face has a module that integrates those enabled fonts to WYSIWYG. I'm using the default CKEditor however I learned that I can't easily install Google Fonts into that. I am running Drupal 7.x (Drupal Commons) and I require a nice font from Google Web Fonts. I'm slightly confused about all of this - or maybe it's just not working.

Lucida sans unicode google fonts