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I have a website that is translated to Arabic using Translate Press. I want to know if there is a way to use different fonts when switching languages? Anyone?
Hi Willem,
I’m a bit confused: did you prefix your own bug report with “no bug”? 
As far as I can see, translatepress adds language-specific classes to the body tag, which you could use to override “Poppins” manually.
Hey there, lol, looks like I did… 
Thanks for the insight, let me go and have a lookie
Hey man… I don’t see the class on the body tag you are referring to. As well as the heading tags… Can you point those out to me?
It’s .translatepress-ar for arabic. So something like this should work:
body.translatepress-ar {
font-family: your arabic font family... ;
}
If you use a custom font, you have to insert the corresponding font-face rules manually, as they are only inserted by Bricks if the font is assigned to an element - which is not the case for you.
I’m moving the thread over to “How to”, since it’s actually not a bug, but a “how to” question 
Appreciate! Thanks for your help here