<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Jura:300,400,500|Lobster|Spinnaker" rel="stylesheet">

• i'm using the iReviews3 template from JReviews as my site's template; this template uses some basic Google Fonts (even though I'd like to add some new ones like Jura, Lobster, Spinnaker, etc.) - I can do some custom CSS overrides to add these new fonts to the site's template.
  
• EasyBlog of course styles the Blog Post's header according to my template settings on this font value - that's all good/i'm cool with that; but what if i want to style in a different text in the "body" of the blog post (and/or the title header)? For example, I want to install from Google and use Jura as the font in the Header/title and the text/body of the blog posts. In EasyBlog's Composer, by default we only have options to change the Font in the Composer to old-school Microsoft fonts (Ariel, Courier, Verdana).
  
• I've added the list items as you advised earlier [reference Attachment "eb-list-item-google-fonts"], but where do I insert the code from Google Font that calls up/accesses these fonts - does this get styled somewhere in EasyBlog files, or does this go into the main site template's .css? I'm adding these new fonts to the main site template anyway, but it seemed to me like the EasyBlog Composer was calling up the listed fonts available from within it's own component files somewhere (not from the site template)?
  

#eb-head .component-title{

    font-family: 'Jura', sans-serif;

}

div#fd.eb .eb-post-title,

div#fd.eb .eb-entry-title {

    font-family: 'Jura', sans-serif !important;

}