megan.bares

@chromechris, the page ID is a number that can be found in your page view while editing. Go to the page you’re working on and click edit. Look in the URL and there should be a number, which is the page ID.

that worked, but now it looks insanely large on mobile. thoughts?

sure! it’s http://www.815catholic.com.

I put this in the CSS and no such luck:

@font-face {
	font-family: 'Alegreya Sans', sans-serif;
	src: url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Alegreya+Sans');
/*URL to font*/

nailed it! thanks!

I didn’t install a plug in, but there are open fonts that appear for some reason. Just trying to leverage something clean that isn’t arial :).

That kind of works. The issue is then my tagline either doesn’t show up completely in the Title tag or if I add a : before selector to the CSS, the whole tagline shows up twice. And if I hide it in the Customizer, it doesn’t show up at all. Thoughts?

Hi Siobhan,

I’m helping a friend build the page and currently have a hold page displayed until it’s ready. Is there a way I can show you without removing that? I’d like a completely separate background image for each page if possible. The feature image has a “read more” button I don’t particularly like and even when I try and hide it, I’m not successful.

that worked like a charm! thanks so much!