Drupal Gardens and Typekit
Quick but cool update on Drupal Gardens: Drupal Gardens users can now use Typekit fonts on their sites. The ThemeBuilder in Drupal Gardens offers a nice set of fonts, but we wanted to work with Typekit to give users access to a huge library of fonts that they can use on their site. Users can create a free or paid account on Typekit, select their fonts and use them on their Drupal Gardens site.
Attractive and distinctive fonts can transform a nice looking website into one that is beautiful. We can't wait to see the designs that Drupal Gardens site designers create with their Typekit fonts. Take a look at this 3 minute video to see Drupal Gardens and Typekit work together.
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