• Resolved get2it

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    Liking the template. I am using the child theme and see the font folder in the parent as ‘merienda’. Could you outline how to add alternative fonts for the h1 etc. and what code I would use in the style.css ?

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  • Thanks for the great comment! Are you just wanting to change the H1 or totally change the Merienda to something else?

    Thread Starter get2it

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    I would like to totally change Merienda to something else. Thanks

    It will depend on what font because if you are using a font that most computers people are on has, then you can simply do:

    h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 {font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;}

    If you want to use a special font like from Google, I would recommend using a font plugin like WP Google Fonts…much easier than changing the core files of the theme.

    Also read up on fonts from W3Schools with CSS (use the left menu for font info).

    Thread Starter get2it

    (@get2it)

    I like the idea of using the WP Google Fonts plugin – but it is not changing the menu or title text even though all options are selected. Can you advise perhaps some custom code to include to use in conjunction with the plugin?

    Also, is there any way to move the search bar above the left hand side menu, below the logo?

    Thanks for all the help to date.

    I just tried the plugin and was able to change all the headings to different fonts. For the menu, this will be done by adding this to the plugin’s custom css box:

    #equal-well nav.main-menu ul li {font-family: your font here;}

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