• Resolved chrissiemc

    (@chrissiemc)


    Hi All,

    Really happy with the Snowberry theme save one thing – the general font for posts. My blog is at https://www.rivieragrapevine.com

    I’ve been reading up on changing fonts and am gathering that I need to play around with the CSS – which I’m a bit hesitant to do since I’m a complete novice. I’d be happy to change to another standard font, don’t need anything too fancy, just would prefer a change to this one.

    Is there a simple way to do this in the Edit CSS? Or am I best to install Custom Design?

    Any assistance is greatly appreciated!

    Many thanks,

    Chrissie

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  • Appearance > Edit CSS is offered by Jetpack plugin and is a good way to store changes in CSS. So there is no need to install any other plugin for this.

    The general font for posts inherits from this selector

    body, input, textarea { font-family : "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; }

    to change that, you can try putting this in Edit CSS

    body, input, textarea { font-family : Arial, sans-serif; }
    Thread Starter chrissiemc

    (@chrissiemc)

    Thanks Paul, that’s fantastic and as simple as I hoped it would be.

    Definitely a font hero!

    Chrissie

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