Custom Fonts in Power BI for all Visuals

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Hi,
I want to set a custom font for all visuals in Power BI. I can do this for matrix and table but not so sure how to alter my JSON code to make the font available for all visuals.
My JSON code:

       {

“name”:“FEI”,
“dataColors”:[
“#FCC000”,
“#44546a”,
“#C2C2C2”,
“#c0d6df”,
“#19566C”,
“#8AD4EB”,
“#FE9666”,
“#A66999”,
“#3599B8”,
“#DFBFBF”,
“#4AC5BB”,
“#5F6B6D”,
“#FB8281”,
],
“background”:"#FFFFFF",
“foreground”:"#4f6d7a",
“tableAccent”:"#4f6d7a",
“visualStyles”:{
“tableEx”: {
“": {
"”: [{
“fontFamily”: “Raleway”
}]
}
},
“pivotTable”: {
“": {
"”: [{
“fontFamily”: “Raleway-Light”
}]
}
}
}
}

How do I make this work for all visuals, please?
A sample file is attached:
SalesData_Correct.pbix (2.2 MB)
Thank you

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Hi @upwardD.

I’ve not had successful experiences with custom fonts to date, but rather only with the list of fonts available in Power BI (I don’t see “Raleway”), so guess there may be issues with getting the “Raleway” font family to work.

Regardless, below is a JSON code block I used to change the default font to the “Segoe” family and blue colour while exploring custom themes recently; perhaps it will help.
Greg

"textClasses": {
    "callout": {
        "fontSize": 31,
        "fontFace": "Segoe UI (Bold)",
        "color": "#0000FF"
    },
    "title": {
        "fontSize": 14,
        "fontFace": "Segoe UI (Bold)",
        "color": "#0000FF"
    },
    "header": {
        "fontSize": 12,
        "fontFace": "Segoe UI Semibold",
        "color": "#0000FF"
    },
    "label": {
        "fontSize": 10,
        "fontFace": "Segoe UI",
        "color": "#0000FF"
    }
},
"firstLevelElements": "#0000FF",
"secondLevelElements": "#0000FF"
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I am sorry for the late response, it indeed was helpful.
Thank you