• Resolved pelznase

    (@pelznase)


    Hello!

    I really like the font used in the posts, but many of my reader tell me, that it is difficult for them to read it.
    Can I change the font? But not to one of the Google Fonts. I’d like to try some of the standard fonts like Arial for example.
    That would be really great.

    Regards

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  • Theme Author arthur-gareginyan

    (@arthur-gareginyan)

    Hello,

    Yes, you can change it.
    In the style.css file find this block :

    #content .col01 {
        float:left;
        width:73%;
        padding-bottom: 3px;
        font-size:100%;
        line-height:150%; }

    And add this line into the block :

    font-family: Arial;

    In the future I’ll try to add such option in the customizer.

    or you could either add more comments /*comments*/
    to the style sheet explaining what a block of tags is for.
    I’d still love to use your template (what I’m calling ‘wireframe’) if you wanted to sell a commercial version. I am really tired of handcoding after all. BUT what I mean by commercial version is something where you include all the necessary comments . (You know exactly what i mean too.) I am not a good web designer but HTML/CSS etc is transparent to me, it’s just the having to search all php, etc. is the irritating factor. I know, I know, i’m complaining about freeware, ;), but believe me I teach computer science and when I teach the courses on a volunteer basis, those are the students who seem to show the most disrespect. 🙂 Forgive me, you are a good designer, but in my case I’m not ‘doing a blog’ here, I’m building a political commentary site, and if need be I can make a webform to add content. Hey there’s an idea! Maybe that’s all I need to do, build a webform (or you could do it).

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