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Here's how to use Different Text Fonts in Wix Studio Editor.

i. Here are some useful tips for using the Wix Studio Editor effectively to build your website:

1. Use guidelines and layout grids in the editor to easily align elements consistently across your site pages. It brings neatness.

2. Take advantage of the different view options like Desktop, Tablet or Mobile to optimize both design and content for each device.

3. Utilize the various pre-made templates, color palettes and font styles across text, images and blocks to maintain visual consistency.

4. Add animations and parallax effects sparingly only for key visual elements to avoid slowing down page loading times.

5. Use repeats feature for blocks containing lists or galleries so adding, removing or updating an item reflects everywhere.

6. Group together blocks you may want to move around together later using the Group button to preserve intrinsic design relationships.

7. Frequently preview your work using Editor - Preview Mode to get on-page user perspective for refinements.

8. Make use of version history capability to easily rollback unwanted changes and restore previous work safely.

ii. Here are some common issues that users can face when using the Wix editor and some troubleshooting tips:

1. Editor loading slow or freezing - This could be due to a bad internet connection, too many high resolution images on a page or a glitch. Try clearing the browser cache, reduce image sizes, close and reopen editor.

2. Alignment or spacing issues - Using the layout grid and guidelines well can prevent most alignment headaches. You can also set margins and spacing precisely using the Position & Size options.

3. Images blurry after uploading - Compress and optimize images to web resolutions before uploading. Wix would also automatically optimize images, so try reuploading.

4. Errors saving or publishing site changes - This is rare but can happen. Use the versions history to restore working version of site. Contact Wix support if issues persist.

5. Issues undoing or reverting unwanted changes - Instead of ctrl+z or browser back, use Version History list to pick a previous saved version of page or entire site to roll back.

6. Site looks different than editor preview - This discrepancy will be minimized by using the mobile, tablet preview modes. But some additional tweaks may still be needed before final publishing.

iii. Converting a font file from one format to another can be done using various tools available online. However, keep in mind that not all conversions are supported or recommended, and the quality of the converted font may vary. Always ensure you have the right to convert and use the font in the desired format. Here are general steps using common font formats:

### 1. **Convert OTF to TTF or Vice Versa:**

#### Using Online Tools:
- Websites like Convertio or OnlineFontConverter often support OTF to TTF and vice versa.

#### Using FontForge (Desktop Application):
- Download and install FontForge.
- Open FontForge and go to `File - Open` to open your original font file.
- Go to `File - Generate Fonts` and choose the output format (TTF or OTF).
- Save the converted font file.

### 2. **Convert Font to Web Font (WOFF, WOFF2, EOT, SVG):**

#### Using Online Tools:
- Websites like Transfonter or Font Squirrel allow you to convert fonts to web font formats.
- Upload your original font file (TTF, OTF, etc.) and select the web font formats you need.
- Download the generated web font archive.

#### Using Fontello (Online Tool):
- Fontello is a web font icon service that can be used to convert font files to web font formats.
- Upload your original font file and select the desired web font formats.
- Customize settings if needed and download the web font archive.

### 3. **Convert Font to SVG:**

#### Using Online Tools:
- Websites like OnlineFontConverter or Convertio may support SVG font conversion.
- Upload your original font file and select SVG as the output format.
- Download the converted SVG font file.

#### Manually (Inkscape):
- Open the original font file in Inkscape
- Convert the text to paths (`Path - Object to Path`).
- Save the document as an SVG file.

### Important Notes:
- Always respect the licensing terms of the font. Not all fonts can be freely converted or redistributed.
- The quality of the converted font may not always match the original, especially for complex font features.
- Web fonts (WOFF, WOFF2, EOT, SVG) are designed for use on websites and may have specific optimizations for web usage.

Before converting a font, check the font's license and usage restrictions. If you're dealing with a commercial font, make sure you have the right to modify and convert it for your intended use.

Learn more@ https://support.wix.com/en/article/studio-editor-using-different-text-fonts & https://www.youtube.com/c/ITGuides/search?query=Wix.