• I run thegoodgun.com and I’m having a small, but annoying issue. I noticed that the font for the sidebar navigation is different on the front page than when you go to any other page. I tried editing this in the styles.css page with no luck. I’m using the Twentyfourteen template with no child theme. Any help with fixing this would be greatly appreciated!

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  • For some reason, you have <code></code> tags littered across your home page, which is causing the font to come out as the typewriter font. Have you edited any of your theme’s PHP files? Another troubleshooting step would be to temporarily disable all of your plugins and then reactivate them one at a time, to see if a plugin is causing the issue.

    Thread Starter tcapobres

    (@tcapobres)

    I tried disabling plugins, but still no luck. Where are the code tags appearing? I currently only have my phone, so I can’t view the page source at the moment.

    I see them surrounding the sidebar:

    <code>
      <div id="secondary">
        <div id="primary-sidebar" class="primary-sidebar widget-area" role="complementary">
          ... some code snipped ...
        </div>
      </div>
    </code>

    And surrounding the footer:

    <code>
      <footer id="colophon" class="site-footer" role="contenting">
        ... code snipped ...
      </footer>
    </code>

    And in two of your (current) front page posts: “Celebrating America on the Fourth of July” and “Constitutional Carry Begins in Idaho”.

    Thread Starter tcapobres

    (@tcapobres)

    I haven’t done any editing to the main files that, to my knowledge, would generate code tags. I’m at a loss as to what’s causing it. Is there a way to figure out what’s generating the code tags? If not, is there a plugin I can use to override all the fonts and get around the code? Sorry it’s not much to go on. I appreciate your help.

    Thread Starter tcapobres

    (@tcapobres)

    I ended up switching to a new layout, since restoring the pages to their original code didn’t work, and disabling all the plugins didn’t fix the problem either. Thank you for your help with trying to figure it out!

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