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Hi, Nobita,

One more clarification.

At present, the Theme will NOT respond to < strong > for Bold, or < em > for Italic.

However, the Theme WILL respond to < b > for Bold, and < i > for italic.

I want to make my Child Theme to resspond to < strong > and < em >, because WP’s default for Bold is < strong > and for Italic is < em >.

I am a bit confused by your suggestion. Hope this clarify my request. Thanks,

Ken

Hi, Nobita, thanks for your prompt attention.

Just double-check one thing. fornt-weight: bold or font-weight:bold.

Thanks,

Ken

Hi, Nobita,

I found a different solution. Many thanks, for now.

Ken

Hi, Edward,

Good news! I got it right, now. My posts look the same as regular page layout.

I copied Single Post to my childtheme, then copied my child-page php to child-post php.

The WP Post Plugin did not work for me. But, it makes no difference for now.

I realy want to thank you for creating such a classy and tasteful theme. My viewers love it.

My hearty thanks, again,

Ken

Hi, Edward,

Thank you for your support and advice.

However, after installing the recommended plugin and copying the full-width php onto my child theme, I see no changes. The post is still burdened with one column on the right and the posting author and time.

All I want is a clean ful-width post just like a full-width page. Please advise what other steps I need to take in order to accomplish the desirted results.

Again, many thanks for your classy and tasteful theme.

Ken

Hi, Nobita,

Many thanks for your extra efforts.

I have made several tests, changing the family front from “sans serif; cursive” to “PT Serif” in the Child css-font that was copied from the parent as instructed. However, the font within < u l > is still sans serif, not PT Serif.

I don’t think the fonts for h1 to h6 will interfere with the font for p. But, I am very puzzled.

Should I try other methed? Please teach me, if you have time. Many thanks,

Ken

Ken

Thank you very much for the extra efforts. I followed your instructions and copy fonts.css from parent to child theme. Unfortunately, the webpage still different fonts. How do I edit fonts.css’s code in the child theme?

Do you mean to copy the the CSS Code, as below, from the parent and paste it after the last line of my child theme, or somewhelse? Please advise, when you get a moment. Thanksssssssss,

/**
 * Raindrops Fonts Style Rules
 *
 * YUI Fonts
 *
 * Percents could work for IE, but for backCompat purposes, we are using keywords.
 * x-small is for IE6/7 quirks mode.
 *
 * Filetype: CSS
 * @package Raindrops
 */
/*
Copyright (c) 2010, Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved.
Code licensed under the BSD License:
https://developer.yahoo.com/yui/license.html
version: 2.8.1
*/

/**
 * The example of use Google WEB Fonts

        @import url(https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Parisienne);

        #site-title span{
                font-family: 'Parisienne', cursive;
        }
*/

body {
    font:13px arial,helvetica,clean,sans-serif;
    line-height:1.231;
}
body.ie7{
    /* for IE6/7 */
    font-size:small;
    /* for IE Quirks Mode */
    font:x-small sans-serif;
}

/**
 * Nudge down to get to 13px equivalent for these form elements
 */
select,
input,
button,
textarea,
button {
    font:99% arial,helvetica,clean,sans-serif;
}

/**
 * To help tables remember to inherit
 */
table {
    font-size:inherit;
    font:100% sans-serif;
}
/**
 * Bump up IE to get to 13px equivalent for these fixed-width elements
 */
pre,
code,
kbd,
samp,
tt {
    font-family:monospace;
    line-height:100%;
}
.ie7 pre,
.ie7 code,
.ie7 kbd,
.ie7 samp,
.ie7 tt {
    font-size:108%;
}

/*			Raindrops Fonts settings
                        @see style.css Responsive fonts settings			*/
/**
 * Font family
 *
 *
 *
 */
#access .menu,
#access div.menu ul{
    font-family: "Helvetica Neue", Arial, Helvetica, "Nimbus Sans L", sans-serif;
}
.commentlist .pingback p,
.commentlist .comment-body,
.commentlist .reply,
.commentlist .raindrops-comment-author-meta,
.commentlist .comment-meta,
.datetable .time,
.datetable .month-name,
.datetable .year-name,
.datetable .day-name,
.form-allowed-tags,
.footer-widget h2,
.rsidebar h2,
.lsidebar h2,
.widgettitle h2,
h2.footer-content,
h4,
h5,
h6,
.h4,
.h5,
.h6{
    font-family:Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
}

var,
h1,
h2,
h3,
.h1,
.h2,
.h3{
    font-family:"Times New Roman", Times, serif;
}
.form-allowed-tags code,
tt,code,kbd{
    font-family:"Courier New", Courier, monospace;
}

/**
 * letter-spacing
 *
 *
 *
 */
.pagetitle,
.entry-title,
.h1:not(h1),
h1,
.h2:not(h2),
h2{
    letter-spacing: 0.07em;	

}
.h6:not(h6),
h6,
.h3:not(h3),
h3,
.h4:not(h4),
h4{
    letter-spacing: 0.1em;
}
.h5:not(h5),
h5{
    letter-spacing: 0.05em;
}
#site-title{
    letter-spacing: 0.04em;
}
/**
 * Font Size
 *
 *
 *
 */
h2 a.rsswidget,
.h6:not(h6),
h6,
.f10{
    font-size:77%;
}
.portfolio .index > li .entry-title a,
sub, sup,
.px11,
small,
.h5:not(h5),
h5,
.f11 {
    font-size:85%;
}
.gallery .gallery-caption,
.f12 {
    font-size:93%;
}
.wp-caption p.wp-caption-text,
#access .menu-header,
div.menu,
p,
.h4:not(h4),
h4,
.f13 {
    font-size:100%;
}
.px14,
big,
.f14 {
    font-size:108%;
}
.px15,
.f15 {
    font-size:116%;
}
.date table .entry-title,
.px16,
.h3:not(h3),
h3,
.lsidebar h2,
.rsidebar h2,
.f16 {
    font-size:123.1%;
}
.lsidebar h2,
.rsidebar h2{
    font-size:16px;/* if( $raindrops_base_font_size customized ) { over flow list area }*/
}

.px17,
.f17 {
    font-size:131%;
}
.author .entry-title,
.px18,
.f18 {
    font-size:138.5%;
}
.px19,
.f19 {
    font-size:146.5%;
}
#archives-title,
.h2:not(h2),
h2,
.f20 {
    font-size:153.9%;
}
#ft .widgettitle{
    font-size:20px;/* if( $raindrops_base_font_size customized ) { overflow list area }*/
}
h2.year-month-date .day-name,
.year .year-name,
h2.year-month .month-name,
.f21 {
    font-size:161.6%;
}
.f22 {
    font-size:167%;
}
.f23 {
    font-size:174%;
}
.f24 {
    font-size:182%;
}
.f25 {
    font-size:189%;
}
.h1:not(h1),
h1,
.f26 {
    font-size:197%;
}
#header-image p{
    font-size:200%;
}
.sticky-single-follow-text{
    font-size:230.7%;
}

#site-title{
    font-size:296%;
    letter-spacing: 0.04em;
}
.ie8 #site-title{
    font-size:236.8%;
}
.pagetitle{
    font-size:230.7%;
}
.entry-title{
    font-size:230.7%;
}

.yui-t1 #wp-calendar caption,
.yui-t1 #wp-calendar td{
    font-size:0.61538461538em;
}
.yui-t4 #wp-calendar td,
.yui-t4 #wp-calendar caption,
.yui-t2 #wp-calendar td{
    font-size:0.84615384615em;
}
.yui-t5 #wp-calendar caption,
.yui-t5 #wp-calendar td{
    font-size:1.07692307692em;
}
.yui-t3 #wp-calendar caption,
.yui-t6 #wp-calendar caption,
.yui-t3 #wp-calendar td,
.yui-t6 #wp-calendar td{
}
.datetable .time,
.datetable .month-name,
.datetable .year-name,
.datetable .day-name{
    font-size:1.23076923077em;

}
.datetable .time,
.datetable .month-name,
.datetable .year-name,
.datetable .day-name,
.entry-content cite,
var,
em,
.entry-content cite {
    font-style:italic;
}
.ja em{
    font-style:normal;
}
/**
 * Font Weight
 *
 *
 *
 */
h1,
h2,
h3,
.h1,
.h2,
.h3{
    /*font-weight:bold;
    raindrops 1.132 change font-weight*/
    font-weight:normal;
}
h4,
h5,
h6,
.h4,
.h5,
.h6{
    font-weight:400;
}

.attachment .title,
strong,
th,
.pagenate a:hover,
em,
dt,
.entry-content table caption,
.post-format-status-publish-date,
.category-blog-publish-date,
.portfolio-nav-current,
.post-format-text,
.current-post > a,
.current_page_item > a,
.current-menu-item > a{
    font-weight:bold;
}
.raindrops-comment-link em {
    font-style: normal;
}
.portfolio ul.index > li article .entry-title,
.portfolio ul.index > .loop-item-show-allways article .entry-title{
    font-size:153.9%;
}

Assuming timely notice and agenda have been duly posted (72 hours) or otherwise given, and the meetings are held within the jurisdiction of the school district (§54954), the most important things to a parent or a community member attending the meeting are:

(i) there is no need to sign in (§54953.3).
(ii) any topic of public interest can be discussed, but only items on the agenda can be voted on under §54954.3(a).
(iii) no agency action can be taken by secret ballots under §54953(c).
(iv) local agency and any person can audio and video record the meeting, as long as such recording is non-disruptive.
(v) any person can inspect local agency’s recording pursuant to §54953.5(a),(b).
(vi) any person can request for copies of local agency’s recording pursuant to CPRA §54957.5(e), and as discussed below.
(vii) local agency may destroy the recording after 30 days, subject to injunctions pursuant to §54953.5(b).
(viii) local agency must make all documents used for the meeting available upon request without any delay (§54957.5).
(ix) local agency must post the minutes for 10 days as soon as such minutes are avilable (§54956.5).
(x) any person may make an annual request for agenda packets to be sent 72 hours before a meeting, renewable at January 1 (§54954.1).

Hi, Nobita,

Thanks for having good memory about my site.

It is not on Nome, but on Law page and you will find 2 sections using < u l > result in 2 different fonts. Reular base in PT Serif, but everything within < u l > sans serif < / u l >, as quoted above for your reference.

Really sorry,

Ken

Hi, Nobita,

Thanks for your efforts.

First I updated to the current version, then I tried 2 styles as follows, but both had the same problem–different font within < u l >.

1. I added your code to the begining of Child CSS.
2. I added your code to the beginning of Child CSS, replacing the roginal code:

/*
Theme Name: raindrops-child
Version: 1.0
Description: A child theme of raindrops
Template: raindrops
*/

But, the result is the same. Did I follow your instructions correctly? Very sorry for the trouble,

Ken

Nobita,

First, thank you for your prompt support.

I added your new code to the last line of my Child-CSS, but still the same problem persists.

Did I do anything wrong? Or Do I need a different recipe? Please advise.

Many thanks and sorry for the trouble,

Ken

Hi, Nobitabi,

I followed your instructions, but the same problem remained unchanged.

Any other suggestion?

Thanks,

Ken

Hi, Nobita,

Thank you for your promt response.

I did change the Child.CSS as follows, but to no avail. Font within < u l> are still different from PT Serif. Do you have any better idea as to how to locate the issue and fix it for me? Here is my current Child CSS germane to this part.

/**
 * The example of use Google WEB Fonts

        @import url(https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=PT Serif);

        #site-title span{
                font-family: 'PT Serif', cursive;
        }
*/

/**
 * The example of use Google WEB Fonts*/

        @import url(https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=PT Serif);

        #site-title span{
                font-family: 'PT Serif', cursive;
        }

/* Large width */
  .entry-content p{
    font-family: 'PT Serif', cursive;
    margin-top:1em;/* Paragraph Gap */
  }

@media screen and (max-width : 640px){/* When Small width */
  .entry-content p{
    font-family: 'PT Serif', cursive;
    margin-top:1em;/* Paragraph Gap */
  }
}

Hi, Nobita,

Sorry, Please disregard the first 2 posts.

I wonder if I can achieve the same fonts for the base and the itemized within the < u l>. I have used “PT Serif” for my <p>base font</p>, but the default font within the
turn out to be a different font. I tried to insert <p></p> within the < u l >
to lock in the words without any success, because it defaulted back to the original font, and the inserted <p> </p> simply disappeared.
In short, I want to make all the fonts in <p> and the same “PT Serif”. May I have the recipe for it?
Many thanks for your help in the past,

Ken