Open carolinan opened 4 days ago
Could the customisation be added as a button last on the list of typesets? And all it would do is unset the selection of the theme typeset?
Originally reported here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/manage-fonts-not-showing/
Description
When you have a block theme active, and the theme registers typography presets, the user can select between them in the Styles sidebar > Typography. By default, the first preset is selected:
But if a user opens "Manage fonts" and installs a new font and saves, it is saved as a custom style. The new font is listed in the Fonts section, and the theme typeset is no longer shown as being selected: it has no dark border:
Next, if the user clicks on any theme typeset, they have no way to re-select their custom style in the interface.
The only way to get back to the custom typeset is to refresh the page before saving, or, if you have already saved, use the revisions.
Step-by-step reproduction instructions
Activate Twenty Twenty-Five. Open the Site Editor Open the Styles sidebar Open the Typography panel, and next to the label that says FONTS, click on the icon that has the tooltip "Manage fonts" Install a new font. Save.
Select a typeset under the label TYPESETS The theme typeset is selected.
Try to get your customized typeset back.
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Environment info
WordPress 6.7.
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