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  • The Appearance tab in your dashboard.

    Thread Starter granatum

    (@granatum)

    Thank you! But there I can only change color, but neither size nor font family. Any idea how can I change those? And how can I differentiate between site title and the tag line (in case I don’t want to use the same font family or color)
    Thank you again!

    If the option is not part of your theme you’ll need to change that directly in the stylesheet. A link to your site wil be needed for more info

    Thread Starter granatum

    (@granatum)

    Yeah, this is what I am trying to do, with no success, though. I am using twenty eleven theme, and have already created a child theme so I can edit it.
    The web site is http://www.vestavip.com. The site will be in Russian. I am looking to edit web site title (Vesta) and tagline (VIP relocation services). I want these to be separate from all other English fonts I will use inside the web site.
    Thank you very much!!!

    For the site title the code you need to change is on line 513 of your css. Or you can just add this to you child theme and replace the *** by what want.

    #site-title a {
    font-family: ***;
    font-size: ***;
    }

    for the tag line it’s on line 525 or add this your theme child

    #site-description {
    font-family: ***;
    font-size: ***;
    }

    Thread Starter granatum

    (@granatum)

    Thank you so very much! Since your answers are that clear and easy to understand, may I ask you 2 more questions:
    1. How can I put site title and site description ON TOP of the header (on top of the picture)?
    2. The way I figured to change page title and page body, is to add HTML on every page. Is there any other way to do it? I mean, using CSS to write rules for all page titles, and for all links, and for all page bodies, etc?

    Thank you very much again! Your help was priceless! 🙂

    1. On line 509 or by adding this to your child theme and replacing and the *** by what want

    #site-title {
    position: absolute;
    top: ***px;
    }

    and on line 525 or child theme

    #site-description {
    position: absolute;
    top: ***px;
    }

    2- I’m not so sure I understand what you want to do exactly. It sound like you want to change content with a css rule? Can you be more precise

    Thread Starter granatum

    (@granatum)

    Well, as of now, in order to change style for page title, I go to “edit page” and write HTML on this page. Another page -I will write the same thing again, so all page titles look the same. My question is how can I write a rule for all page titles inside the style.CSS doc? The same applies to all page bodies, all links, etc. Hope now my question makes more sense.

    Yes CSS is the way to go since it’s best practice to seperate content from style. To accomplish this you’ll need to find out what class or div the elements your are trying to style belong to and then use them in the selector part to create a rule based on that format.

    selector { style declaration }

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