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how to change font-family for entire site?

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colintsui

Hello, I'd like to change "font-family" for my entire site, including site title, tag-line, all headers, p, and any other typography. I wonder which css selecter should I use to "change all" for the font-family but leave styling different among each parts or sections of the site?

Since my site is in Chinese so I need to enter css myself, the typography settings is not enough for chinese characters.

Thanks a lot

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Danny

Hi,

Add this custom CSS to your site and see if it resolves your issue.


body, .thead, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, .site-title, p, a {
font-family: add font here ;
}
[/CODE]

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