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Custom font just for the blog portion of a website?

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James B

Hi there, you could try the following css. You'll have to put in the relevant page id for the blog and it will just change the body text on that page.


.page-id-2 body {

    font: 15px "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; }


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James B

Ah yes you're right. Ok I've had another look online and just tested this on my test site, this will change the font in the body of all posts. I've never used this before but it seems to work. Let me know if it works for you.


.post {font-family:comic sans ms;}

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Kindly search the forum and read the documentation before posting. It will help you resolve many issues.

For CSS help be sure to check out W3Schools first and be sure to download FireBug for FireFox for troubleshooting.

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lakersalex

Bamm! sweet James!

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