Jul 21 2026 | By: PhotoBiz Knowledge Base
Overview
Banner Blocks can display a title, subtitle, and button text over your banner images. By default, this text follows the global font settings used throughout your PhotoBiz website.
You can override those settings for an individual Banner Block when you want it to use a different font style. This guide explains how to change the font family, font size, letter spacing, and line height for the text in a Banner Block.
Log in to your PhotoBiz account and click WEBSITE in the left-side menu.
This opens the Website Builder, where you can manage your website pages and content blocks.
Click the page that contains the Banner Block you want to customize.
Click the text displayed in the Banner Block to open its settings. You can also click the pencil icon in the upper-right corner of the Banner Block and select Advanced.
The Banner Block settings will open in the right-side panel.
Click Fonts in the Banner Block settings.
The Fonts section allows you to customize the text used in this specific Banner Block. You can adjust the Title, Subtitle, and Button Text separately.
Each text element includes settings for the font family, font size, letter spacing, and line height. Adjust the available settings until the banner text matches the design you want.
Click Save Changes at the bottom of the right-side panel.
Your updated font settings will be applied to the Banner Block automatically. Review the banner on the page to confirm that the title, subtitle, and button text are easy to read and display as expected.
You can customize the following text elements when they are included in your Banner Block:
The available font controls include:
Changes made in the Fonts section apply only to the Banner Block you are editing. Your website’s global font settings remain unchanged for other pages and blocks.
A font setting only affects text that is currently displayed in the Banner Block. For example, changing the Button Text font will not create a button if the banner does not already include one.
Review your banner on both desktop and mobile devices after changing the font size or letter spacing. Large text may wrap differently on smaller screens.
For the best readability, choose font styles that remain clear when displayed over your banner images. You may also need to adjust the Banner Block colors or background settings when the text does not have enough contrast against an image.
Below are some sample banner designs using different font combinations for inspiration. Try mixing bold titles with subtle subtitles, or modern fonts with classic button text for a unique look.