According to your code it looks like you’re using a Google font? If so, you need to account for all versions of the Google font you want to use. Some fonts you’ll need to add several different fonts (like Arial, Arial BOLD), and for some you include font variations. For instance we use Lustria, Oswald and the Ubuntu fonts, and in order to allow for bolds and italics in our Ubuntu headings, we have to include that in the link reference to the Google font. Here is regular Ubuntu + the 400 and 700 bold weights:
<link href=”https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lustria|Oswald|Ubuntu:400,400i,700,700i” rel=”stylesheet”>
When you are on a Google Font and you click to get the embed code, click CUSTOMIZE to select the different variations of that font you want included as options for your website.
Hope that helps!
@jenm73 try this CSS, it is working for me
.page .page-header .page-title {
font-weight: bold;
}
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Jen M
(@jenm73)
Thank you both! I have selected another theme (ain’t that always what ends up happening?) but I’m bookmarking this for my css education. Appreciate the tips. @avjamiegee I have a feeling this is probably the issue.
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Jen M
(@jenm73)
@jarretc I tried your easier solution first and it worked. Thank you!
Glad it worked out! The Google thing had me stumped for a while, with the particular Google fonts I was using. Good luck with your website!
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