You need to make changes in your theme CSS file
Joy
(@joyously)
Blogger?
you know you’re at WordPress, right?
and WordPress has almost nothing to do with how the front end output looks. You have to ask at the theme support forum, but it has to be running WordPress, not Blogger.
Yes, I know I’m at WordPress. I’m moving my blogs to WP from Blogger. But I’m beginning to think it’s not worth the aggravation just to make the search engines happy. My theme developer won’t help with CSS. I just need the code to change the default font from Georgia to something else. I imagine there’s some code I could add to my theme’s additional CSS.
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Joy
(@joyously)
I imagine there’s some code I could add to my theme’s additional CSS.
The font has to be loaded into the page unless it’s a font that every device has, and those are rare. So changing a font is a two step process. The theme has to load the font, and the CSS has to refer to the font that is loaded.
It’s definitely a theme question. If you don’t get support from the theme you are using, switching themes is easiest.
It’s just Arial, so it’s already there. Someone in a Facebook group I’m in gave me the code. Thanks so much for the reply.
