• Resolved aian

    (@aian)


    I am trying to change the bullet list font, but whatever change I make to the child theme CSS, the font doesn’t change.

    As the site uses Greek characters which are not supported by the theme, I have resided to the Easy Google Fonts plugin. Just mentioning that if it helps.

    The site is GreekVids.com and here‘s a sample of the problem.

    Thank you in advance

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  • Hi aian. What css are you using to change the font?

    Thread Starter aian

    (@aian)

    I’m using the CSS Editor, which edits the child theme’s CSS.

    Sorry. Was asking what specific css you have tried to apply that’s not working.

    Thread Starter aian

    (@aian)

    On this page, I change the CSS from:

    .entry ol, .entry ul {
        margin: 0 0 15px 30px;
    }

    to

    .entry ol, .entry ul {
        color: #777;
        font-family: Open Sans;
        font-size: 16px;
        margin: 0 0 15px 30px;
    }

    but after saving, it doesn’t change to Open Sans

    I don’t see that code in the child theme css. If you add the code, save the file, open a different file (or change the admin screen), then reopen the child theme style.css file, is the code you added still there?

    Thread Starter aian

    (@aian)

    I removed it temporarily so that you could see the initial CSS.
    Now it’s back on.
    The answer to your question is yes, it’s still there.

    To clarify, Chrome seems to be working fine, but Firefox doesn’t.
    Maybe that helps somehow?

    Strange. I’m using Chrome and still don’t see the css being applied on the link you posted above. Are you using a minimize plugin? Or a cache plugin or CDN?

    Thread Starter aian

    (@aian)

    I’m using the cache engine of Wordfence plugin.
    I will clear the cache right away for you, just to make sure.

    If you check the font with Firebug, it shows up as Open Sans.
    But if you look at it, it looks like Times New Roman.
    Is that the case for you too?

    I just checked Chrome, IE and FF. The css now shows up in all of them and, if I disable it, the font changes. So it appears that it is being applied in all three.

    Cleared cache, reset Firefox and logged out and it now works fine in Firefox too.

    Thank you for your support

    Thread Starter aian

    (@aian)

    Resolved, thanks

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