Question: I've added some custom fonts to my iOS app and tried applying them using Freestyle CSS like

```
label {
   font-family      : "Niconne-Regular";
   color            : #446620;
}

```

but it did not work (the colour attribute did get applied). I was able to set the new font using UIFont fontWithName, so it's only Freestyle which could not use the new font (also, the same CSS worked with a built-in font, like "Courier").

Answer: 
Your suspicion is exactly right. You have to use the root font name in your Pixate CSS, then use the `font-weight` property to specify a font variant.

This article by Pixate walks you through how to do that: <https://github.com/Pixate/pixate-freestyle-ios/wiki/Embedding-and-Selecting-Fonts>

Let me know if you have any additional trouble getting it to work.
Yes, I've just tried 

```
label {
   font-family      : "Niconne";
   color            : #446620;
}

```

And it worked fine. For more info look here: <https://github.com/Pixate/pixate-freestyle-ios/issues/8>. It's quite easy to get confused by this behaviour, but the good thing is that it's working!