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  • Please confirm do you want to change font for entire site or for any specific element

    Thread Starter askpanks

    (@askpanks)

    Specifically for the Title and then for the entire content also. Two separate ones.

    Thread Starter askpanks

    (@askpanks)

    Any updates?

    for entire content use

    body, p, *{ font-family:"Yuor-Font-family-here";}

    For Titles use

    h1.entry-title, h2.entry-title[
     font-family:"Yuor-Font-family-here";
    }
    Thread Starter askpanks

    (@askpanks)

    I am afraid, it did not change anything..
    Am i missing something.. i added this is Custom CSS

    Thread Starter askpanks

    (@askpanks)

    anybody?

    To change fonts you need to go to google fonts and select one or two that you like.
    Then google will give you a code to put in the header of your website.
    Then you go to the editor and open stylesheet.php, find the fonts the want to change and write in the new ones exactly as Google tells you to.

    You can’t just use any font from your pc as everyone else on the internet won’t have the same font.

    Thread Starter askpanks

    (@askpanks)

    Am aware of that. But the goal is to change into a font family of liking what others also may have. I simply want to use a different font that is readily available online and my understanding is that georgia or Times New Roman are some common ones. But the CSS code did not change that.
    Therefore asking for advice of the experts.

    Then just change the font-styles in the stylesheet.php to the ones you want to use, replacing the default one eg “arial” to “georgia” etc.

    In case you don’t know. The stylesheet is under Theme – Editor in Network settings

    Thread Starter askpanks

    (@askpanks)

    Did not happen.. there was some font inherit and I changed it to georgia.. but no change.. check my website if need to at podcast.dentabroad.com

    thank you

    You don’t touch the word ‘inherit’
    I don’t have the same theme as you but further down the page there should be something like this:
    body {
    font-size: 87.5%;
    line-height: 1.5;
    font-family: ‘Baumans’, cursive; PT Serif, Georgia, serif;
    color: #2F4F4F;

    Change font-family to:
    font-family: ‘Georgia’,serif;

    I’ve looked at the source code of your website and Google fonts have been installed. In the header there is this line:

    <link rel=’stylesheet’ id=’powen-google-font-css’ href=’http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans%3A400%2C700&ver=201327c0014c1a18369d2a808588d3c0′ type=’text/css’ media=’all’ />
    Which is the Google code I mentioned in my first post.
    Then in the body: }body { font-family:”Open Sans”;
    So, you need to find }body { font-family:”Open Sans”; and change it to
    body { font-family:”Georgia”;
    Hope this helps.

    I’ve looked at the source code on your website and Google fonts are installed on it.
    This line is in the header code:
    link rel='stylesheet' id='powen-google-font-css' href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans%3A400%2C700&ver=201327c0014c1a18369d2a808588d3c0' type='text/css' media='all'

    You need to find this line in the stylesheet }body { font-family:"Open Sans";
    And replace with: }body { font-family:"Georgia";

    Before you change anything, copy the stylesheet into notepad and save it as a back up in case you mess something up.

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