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custom letters

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If I want to stylize some letters in a title, but don't want the change to be on the whole website... what would be the easiest way to do this ?

Example:

I want the O in a title to be custom, but not all of the Os... so a custom font won't do the job.

 

Thanks!

 

 

Edited by mccloud

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sorry, my post was lacking a lot detail...

 

1. I am working with Wordpress (the content is controlled by a content-builder in the theme)

 

2. This is what I am after... so it's a separate SVG I design in Illustrator for each character, not CSS..

 

Screen_Shot_2017-12-07_at_10.13.08.png

I think I would be making a custom font, saving your new letter forms as extra glyphs, but I have never actually done it.

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Why not just use the image?

 

Any why even do this? Not sure it adds any value to the user.

 

in terms of functionality / usability no..

It's a portfolio website, only a stylistic thing.

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