Table of Contents
- Bad way to seperately apply font type in Elementor
- Astra – Global Base Typography Setting
- Noto Sans JPComes with inefficient way of font setting in Elementor
- Noto Sans TCComes with custom CSS way for controlling elements efficiently
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- Conclusion
- Advanced
Bad way to seperately apply font type in Elementor

Bad way to seperately apply font type in Elementor – Slides Button 
Bad way to seperately apply font type in Elementor – Slides Title
Astra – Global Base Typography Setting

Astra Typography – Import Noto Sans TC with Variants 300 and 400 only 
Astra Typography – Default System Font
Noto Sans JP
Comes with inefficient way of font setting in Elementor

Noto Sans TC
Comes with custom CSS way for controlling elements efficiently


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Conclusion
The priorities of web font solutions that I recommend:
- Custom CSS, no matter of
font-faceor@import - Astra or other themes tuned fine
- Elementor
Advanced
Fonts – block, swap, fallback, optional
Controlling Font Performance with font-display
https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2016/02/font-display
block, swap, fallback, optional
https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/f/font-display/
FOUT, FOIT, FOFT
https://css-tricks.com/really-dislike-fout-font-display-optional-might-jam/
With my experiences, I suggest
font-display: swap
or
font-display: fallback
which are better than others in most cases.
