• So, I’ve been having this problem ever since I installed Beaver builder Lite. Every time I log out of my admin account, every single piece of text on my website, including text in the Header and Footer, looks bolder than when I’m logged in. The font looks slightly different when I log out too. When I’m logged in, the text is so much thinner and beautiful.
    It goes back to normal when I disable the plugin.

    • This topic was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Jan Dembowski.

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  • Plugin Contributor RobbyMcCullough

    (@robbymccullough)

    Hey arthaarv,

    Hmm, I am afraid I am not seeing the difference.

    Did you try logging into the test account? I am wondering if it only happens on the admin account?

    For the record, it sounds like someone/something is loading in additional CSS when you’re logged in. We’ll need to pinpoint where that is coming from.

    You could try temporarily disabling your plugins to see if that fixes it. Then, one-by-one, re-re-enable them to pinpoint the culprit.

    And or, you could try temporarily changing themes.

    Time for a bit of detective work. =)

    Thread Starter Atharv

    (@athaarv)

    Hey. Thanks for your quick reply. You’ll actually need two simultaneous windows open side by side to compare the difference. It’s not that noticeable but it is kinda confusing.
    I’ve already done a bit of detective work 😉 however the culprit is Beaver builder

    Plugin Contributor RobbyMcCullough

    (@robbymccullough)

    It looks like the Google Font you’re using is failing to load:

    http://imgur.com/z55614I

    That might be part of it. I am logged in and out in two different browser windows (one incognito), and I am not seeing the difference.

    Are you using the font selector in our Heading Module?

    Plugin Contributor RobbyMcCullough

    (@robbymccullough)

    Atharv,

    It sounds like the problem is stemming from the theme, then.

    Could you try temporarily switching themes and checking if that solves the issue? Thanks!

    Thread Starter Atharv

    (@athaarv)

    I just tried switching my theme. It looks like the problem’s only going on with Tesseract. Could you please email me on my personal email, and I’ll provide you with admin login details?

    [ redacted, support is not offered via email, Skype, IM etc. only in the forums ]

    Moderator Jan Dembowski

    (@jdembowski)

    Forum Moderator and Brute Squad

    Side note:

    Could you please email me on my personal email, and I’ll provide you with admin login details?

    Please do not make that offer in these forums. That is something that is not permitted.

    http://codex.wordpress.org/Forum_Welcome#The_Bad_Stuff

    I just tried switching my theme. It looks like the problem’s only going on with Tesseract.

    If it’s something specific to that theme, please consider contacting the author of that theme for support.

    Plugin Contributor RobbyMcCullough

    (@robbymccullough)

    Thanks for the help, Jan!

    Atharv, as Jan mentioned above, it sounds like the issue is stemming from the theme, so you’ll want to get in touch with the author. Sorry about that.

    Thread Starter Atharv

    (@athaarv)

    Robby,

    From this image, could you please let me know how you found out about the font failing to load, so I can edit my CSSs or PHPs.

    Plugin Contributor RobbyMcCullough

    (@robbymccullough)

    Atharv,

    Absolutely. That is the Chrome DevTools panel. Particularly, it’s the console view in dev tools.

    Here’s an article that explains more:
    https://developer.chrome.com/devtools

    It’s a great tool to get familiar with as a web developer.

    Let me know if you have any other questions. =)

    Thread Starter Atharv

    (@athaarv)

    Thanks for your reply, but I managed to fix the problem by pasting Google Font link that was failing to load, just a line before </head>.

    My Google Font URL:<link href=’https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:400,300&#8242; rel=’stylesheet’ type=’text/css’>

    Thank You, Robert, for guiding me through my problem.

    Here’s the tutorial I followed, in case, anyone is interested.
    http://organicthemes.com/tutorial/add-google-fonts-wordpress-theme/

    Plugin Contributor RobbyMcCullough

    (@robbymccullough)

    Excellent! Glad I could help. 🙂

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