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Just tried adding the code to the page.php but it put the sidebar below the content, rather than on the right side of the content.

I’m using the TwentyEleven theme.

Hey Viky,

Thanks for your response.

Although I think you may have slightly misinterpreted what I’m trying to say.

I don’t know where I’m meant to insert that code!

Still have this problem! Any fix to it!?

Ok, so when I stick that URL in front – which that page suggest – it resolves the problem but obviously I still can’t access the fonts through my WP dashboard because it points at the URL directly.

Anyway round this?

Same problem here! Any fix??

I’m not sure! How would I know that?

Ok, reset cache and updated the plugin and still having the same problem.

I’ve also noticed that even if I simply make a font size bigger and save changes it won’t change the live site.

Hey Pawel,

Thanks, I’ll try that and get back to you.

Ok, so I’ve installed the PC Custom CSS plugin and copied over the customised stylesheet – is this all I need to do?

Hey guys,

Thanks for your responses and thanks for pointing the theme issue out – wouldn’t of known otherwise.

Which way would you recommend? I’m guessing the CSS plug-in would be more straight forward?

Fixed! Thanks to this;

The SEO title output for the plugin doesn’t work as expected
You’ve set up a template for your titles, but things get added to it when they’re output? You can do two things: either enable “Force rewrite titles” on the SEO -> Titles settings page, or go into your header.php and change the title element to just this:

<title><?php wp_title(”); ?></title>

I have a very similar problem.

I’ll try checking the re-write titles option and see what happens.

Still looking for help on the above!

Anyone?