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  • That plugin will help you add any fonts you want that you can’t find already within the theme. It’s know to work well with the theme.

    Once you install the font using that plugin you would then use css to override what you wanted to change. For example if you wanted the h1 tags to be FuturaStd then you can use css like this:

    h1 {
    font-family: "FuturaStd" !important;
    }

    Kadence Themes

    Thread Starter snp_85

    (@snp_85)

    I’d like to set it for all virtue theme (menu, footer font, body, etc).
    Is there a list for css rules that I need?

    Which menu? The footer would be “footer#containerfooter” body would be “p”

    You can use inspect tool to find the markup if your unsure:
    https://www.kadencethemes.com/chrome-inspect-tool/

    Thread Starter snp_85

    (@snp_85)

    I mean what is the css code to change to that font the entire site.

    As the example of the author, to change h1 font is:

    h1 {
    font-family: "FuturaStd" !important;
    }

    and for the body? menu font? I mean the unique font for the site.

    Looked for the inspection tool, but I think with a plugin and some lines in a css rule could be fine?!

    Thanks

    Just add the selectors for all the markup of your site’s text like this:

    p, a, span, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 {
            font-family:  "FuturaStd" !important;
    }

    Let me know if there is any text I missed with that CSS.

    Thread Starter snp_85

    (@snp_85)

    Still have problems on that.
    Installed the plugin, uploaded the font, selected everything in the plugin for apply to that font, but it only did it for english only words,
    and my site is 98%

    anything to do with a codepage?

    Also how I increase the font size?

    Can you post a link so I can see what needs to be done for the other language?

    You can adjust font sizes in Appearance> Theme Options> Typography settings, and Menu settings.

    Thread Starter snp_85

    (@snp_85)

    I’m not seeing the CSS in your custom CSS.

    Try adding this to Appearance> Theme Options> Advanced Settings:

    h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, body, body p, #nav-main ul.sf-menu a, .nav-main ul.sf-menu a, #nav-second ul.sf-menu a, .headerfont {
            font-family:  "FuturaStd" !important;
    }

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