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That would be awesome! I'll have to ask about that. Thanks, horst!

Thanks bernhard and 3fingers for weighing in on this topic. Having access to font selections was just an example of a feature I'm used to seeing in a CMS dashboard. Any future font change I'd make would be only to the site's base-font, not applying multiple fonts to individual pages. I was excluded from collaborating on the font choice for my website and I thought if I found something better down the road I could simply change it out. Looks like I can, but need to code it myself. I have the technology, it's just not what I signed up for. I can see, however, Processwire is an ideal platform for designers & developers, and the merit of limiting editing features to optimize load time and reduce front-end conflicts. I probably won't know what I want to modify (if anything) until I'm ready to update my site with new pages, content and images. So it's not feasible at this point to ask my developer to add features that I don't know that'll I need. Do you know if it's possible to change the template's core code to add features to the dashboard at a later date? Also, are any screenshots or demos available of PW's dashboard?

Thanks clsource. I've actually been able to spec fonts within WordPress theme, but perhaps it is a feature included with only some (i.e.: Avada). Good to know I can edit Processwire's template files.

Hello, I'm new to this community and need some feedback. I hired an Agency to design and develop a cms website for me. I am familiar with working with other CMS dashboards (eg: WordPress, Squarespace) so at the start of this project, I assumed a Processwire dashboard would have similar functions & accessibility. Looks like I assumed wrong. Below is an excerpt from my conversation with the Agency regarding changing fonts. Me: Will fonts be editable via CMS dashboard should I decide to change it to something else? Is it safe to assume Google fonts and @font-face will be allowed? Agency: Unfortunately Processwire isn't like Wordpress in that regard. We'd have to build font-selection capabilities into the site. If you would like us to do this though, we can quote you on building this type of functionality. In terms of what you'll be able to edit in the CMS: Change header images Add pages Add new portfolio items Change body copy Change headings You won't have control over the page structure/colors etc unless you edit them in the code base. I'm confused because, from the little I've read online, Processwire has a powerful API. Thanks in advance for your feedback! PS: I should mention that I am a graphic designer & webmaster, fairly proficient with HTML & CSS, have limited knowledge of PHP, and zero experience in JQuery.