• Resolved jgprentice

    (@jgprentice)


    I updated my CSS, page.php and single.php to the font I want and the entire site works great, just the way I want it to, EXCEPT for the posts page. The single post page has fonts the way I want it; in other words, if I go to my blog page and click on one of my blog posts, that blog post page works great, but the previous blog page where I have five or so of my recent posts is completely unaffected by my CSS changes or my page/single.php changes.

    How can I get this one “Family Blog” page to cooperate?

    I am using theme Anjirai (a child of Twenty Fourteen). My Web site is temporarily housed at http://119.81.1.67/~herbsofg/.

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  • Did you also make a copy of index.php? When I look at your non-blog pages, I see this at the very top:

    <link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Nunito' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>

    This is the statement, of course, which imports the Google font that you’re using. However, when I do a view source of your blog page, I don’t see it, which makes me think that you haven’t customized index.php, yet.

    However, you shouldn’t be adding the above line individually to single.php, post.php, page.php, or index.php. Instead, it should be added just once to header.php so it appears in the head section of each page.

    Thread Starter jgprentice

    (@jgprentice)

    Ah…header.php. I thought it was only for the header portion of each page, meaning the header image, not the <head></head> stuff. DUH.

    Thanks.

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