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  • Thread Starter HSKundra85

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    That’s FANTASTIC…it worked fine and there is now a gap between the 2. Thank you so much, i genuinely appreciate it. 🙂

    Thread Starter HSKundra85

    (@hskundra85)

    I’ve managed to change the font now which is great, thank you. Did this by copying the same code to custom.css and changed Georgia to Arial at both references.

    Sorry to ask again but are you able to help me change the padding on the line that reads ‘Coventry University’s online news for the international community’? I’ve been to http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_padding.asp as suggested but cant seem to find the right place to change it…I want to add a small gap in between Global@CU and that line as it slightly overlaps at the moment.

    Thank you

    Thread Starter HSKundra85

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    Thank you for your response WPyogi.

    Yes that is where I changed it from. For changes to the font am I required to copy all of the code from the stylesheet to custom.css or just the section I copied into my last post? Would changing the font name to arial in the code copied to custom.css change the font successfully?

    Thread Starter HSKundra85

    (@hskundra85)

    Thank you for your response. Your help is much appreciated. I have managed to change the ext in the side navigation bar fine.

    Had a quick question re. the change of font. I was actually trying to change the font style (from Georgia to Arial…basically something sans serif) and not the colour of the font. I have tried to change the title of the font in css from Georgia to Arial however it has not worked (see below)

    #logo  { float:left; }
    
    #logo img  { margin-top: 7px;}
    
    #logo .site-title, #logo .site-description  { font-family:arial, sans-serif; color: #000; display:none;  }
    
    #logo .site-title a { color:#222; font-size:40px; line-height:40px; text-transform:none; font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none; }
    
    #logo .site-title a:hover { text-decoration:underline; }
    
    #logo .site-description { color:#999; font:italic 14px/1em arial, san-serif; }

    Would you be able to help me on this please?

    Thank you once again.

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