Jul 24 2026 | By: PhotoBiz Knowledge Base
Overview
The PhotoBiz Video Block lets you display a video with supporting text and buttons on your website. You can use these elements to introduce the video, provide additional information, or direct visitors to another page.
Video Blocks use your website’s global font settings by default. This guide explains how to override those settings and customize the font family, size, letter spacing, and line height for an individual Video Block.
Log in to your PhotoBiz account and click WEBSITE in the left-side menu.
Open the website page containing the Video Block you want to customize.
Click the text within the Video Block to open its editing options. You can also click the pencil icon in the upper-right corner of the block and select Advanced.
Click Fonts in the right-side editing panel.
You can customize the following text elements when they are included in your Video Block:
Changes made here override your website’s global font settings for this Video Block only.
Adjust the font settings for each text element as needed. Available settings may include:
Click Save Changes at the bottom of the editing panel when you are finished. Your changes will automatically apply to the website.
Review the page on both desktop and mobile to confirm that the text is readable and fits properly around the video.
Global Fonts and Video Block Fonts
Your global font settings control the default typography used throughout your website. Customizing the fonts within a Video Block does not change the global settings or affect other blocks.
To return the Video Block to your global font styling, remove or reset the custom font selections within the block’s Fonts settings.
Font Styling Tips
Use the same font family as the rest of your website to maintain a consistent design.
Make the title larger than the subtitle to create a clear visual hierarchy.
Avoid excessive letter spacing, which can make longer text difficult to read.
Check button text carefully to make sure it fits inside the button on smaller screens.
Keep titles and subtitles brief so they do not distract from the video.