• Resolved whiteindian

    (@whiteindian)


    Hello,

    I am new here ??

    I have installed plugins:
    – Use Any Font
    – Easy Google Fonts
    – Simple Custom CSS
    – Theme Tweaker

    – (some others)

    I need a free version of Use Any Font because I need my own font to be used on the website. But there is one font limitation here.
    So I use Easy Google Font but I cannot ADD and CUSTOMIZE “Lists (li tags)”. I want to know what is a code to customize it.

    I dont know if there is a conflict with these two separate plugins. Even if I use only Easy Google Fonts plugin – nothing changes. (Besides Theme Tweaker plugin doesnt seem to respond for some color changes, I mean I cant change body colors and so on, but i.e. footbar)

    There is no need to put a link for my under-construction site for now, because I think it is something wrong within a plugin. I dont know a lists code.

    Thank you for help!

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  • Hello whiteindian,

    thanks for using MH Magazine lite.

    It seems your questions aren’t related to the theme, but to coding in general. Of course we can provide some general information, but please keep in mind that this forum is for theme support in first place.

    So I use Easy Google Font but I cannot ADD and CUSTOMIZE “Lists (li tags)”. I want to know what is a code to customize it.

    This question can’t be answered in general because it always depends on which element you want to customize. Of course you can trigger listing elements with just li, but that won’t affect listing elements which possibly have their own CSS applied which can’t necessarily be overridden by just triggering listing elements.

    If you are familiar with CSS or coding in general, you could use tools like for example Firebug to inspect the elements on your site and then simply add your own custom CSS code by using your installed “Simple Custom CSS” plugin.

    In case you’re not familiar with CSS, this basic tutorial might be helpful as well: Basic CSS Tutorial to add Custom CSS to your WordPress Website.

    Thread Starter whiteindian

    (@whiteindian)

    I dont know if it a good starting point……

    Have I to disable ‘Use Any Font’ Plugin?
    I mean I can change everything what I need with it. But a free version is limited to only one font. So I changed h1, h2, h3, h4 using my one original copyrighted font..

    Then try to replace menu fonts as marked here https://www.bild.me/bild.php?file=3468281capture_001_10112015_095511.jpg

    FireBug seems to be a nice tool, but I dont know which class the elements of the menu are reffering to. I think Easy Google Fonts would be faster?

    As mentioned in the previous answer, you can use Firebug to inspect the elements which you want to change and then simply add your own custom CSS code by using your “Simple Custom CSS” plugin.

    This is basic CSS and you probably won’t need any plugins for this as you simply need to trigger the element and then change whatever you like. But of course these instructions are given under the assumption that you are familiar with coding. If that isn’t the case you could for example hire someone to do the customizations for you.

    When it comes to detailed customizations of specific elements, a plugin probably won’t help much. That’s why you should add CSS code to apply these changes.

    For example, if you want to trigger the listing elements of the default WordPress “Recent Posts” widget, the correct CSS class is:

    .widget_recent_entries li { ... }

    If you want to apply larger theme customizations, you also might want to consider creating a child theme first.

    Thread Starter whiteindian

    (@whiteindian)

    Thank You!
    FireBug is really usuful tool!

    I know what is CSS. But I am not quite sure what to do somehow.

    Here is a temporary code for my navigation menu – site:
    =========================================
    body {
    font-family: Impact,Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;
    font-size: 16px;
    line-height: 1.4;
    word-wrap: break-word;
    }

    html, html a {
    text-shadow: 1px 1px 1px rgba(0,0,0,0.004);
    }

    .widget_recent_entries li {
    margin-bottom: 10px;
    font-family: Impact, Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;
    font-size: 14px;}

    .widget_recent_entries a {
    display: block;
    }

    .widget_categories li {
    margin-bottom: 10px;
    font-family: Arial,sans-serif;
    font-size: 12px;}

    .widget_categories a {
    display: block;
    }

    .widget_archive li {
    margin-bottom: 10px;
    font-family: Arial,sans-serif;
    font-size: 12px;}
    }

    .widget_archive a {
    display: block;
    }

    .widget_archive li {
    margin-bottom: 10px;
    font-family: Arial,sans-serif;
    font-size: 12px;}
    }

    .widget_archive a {
    display: block;
    }

    .entry-header .post-date span {
    color: blue;
    }
    =================================================
    post-date code doesnt work for me, only if I put color for background.

    How to add /link/hover/visited/ to these sections? Generally I can add it for a whole document.

    Besides there is a Google Font Manager plugin. Unfortunetely it needs to be activeted by API Key. I dont know how to get this.

    So how to add some featured fonts? I know that I have to install a plugin, configure the font inside, and then put a line to my CSS, right?

    Maybe it is better to use Typekit Fonts for WordPress?

    How to add /link/hover/visited/ to these sections?

    You might want to have a look at this tutorial.

    So how to add some featured fonts? I know that I have to install a plugin, configure the font inside, and then put a line to my CSS, right?

    If you want to achieve this, you could install a plugin that provides the fonts, but then you still have to add CSS to define the elements for which you want to use the fonts. There also are several tutorials for fonts available online.

    Please keep in mind that none of this is related to our theme and we can’t provide free support for custom coding. In case you have any questions regarding a particular plugin, you could check if there are support options for the plugin available (documentation, forums, etc…).

    Thread Starter whiteindian

    (@whiteindian)

    Yes, so I use Typekit Fonts for WordPress.

    Then I get one font, but I dont know one thing.

    What is the excerpt paragraph shortcut code? Is this .mh-excerpt ?
    What is the paragraph shortcut code?

    I cannot change size of excerpt and paragraph at all.
    I think it is somewhere in body structure.
    General paragraph font refers to body font family. Have I to customize .mh-excerpt font attributes and paragraph atributtes separately?

    I dont know if you can help me, but I got a problems only with name these specific part of code.

    Thread Starter whiteindian

    (@whiteindian)

    Oh, gosh. I’ve had only to delete teh line wirh ‘font-family’
    body {
    font-size: 14px;
    line-height: 1.4;
    word-wrap: break-word;
    }

    But still have no idea if I could set a separate size font and other attributes (color, TYPE of font) to excerpt and paragraph lines.

    You can trigger paragraphs with p and excerpts by using the class .mh-excerpt. But again, if you are familiar with coding, you could simply use tools like Firebug or your browser’s inspection tool to inspect the elements on your site and then add your own CSS code as you like.

    By using inspection tools properly you can also easily see if there is some other CSS interfering with your customizations. Or simply have a look at the stylesheets of the theme and your plugins to build and customize your code accordingly.

    Thread Starter whiteindian

    (@whiteindian)

    Thank you.
    I thought I could find two separate classes for p and excerpts, too.

    Thank you for help.
    Nothing to ask for now.

    EOT.

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