Missing Font Weight?

  • I make use of a common document templated with a format normalized across Google Docx, LibreOffice, MS Office 365 from different authors.

    We are standardized on the Ubuntu Font Family, copy/paste directly from the proofed document into the WordPress editor, which retains the original document formatting with this one exception.

    Our paragraph uses Ubuntu 300 (Ubuntu Light) as the bulk text within a paragraph.

    The strange thing is that Ubuntu Normal, what I assumed would be listed in the Typographic selection window as Ubuntu (400), is not being offered as a selection.

    When a post or page is published, any use of Ubuntu Normal in a paragraph is displayed as Ubuntu Medium (500), and I cannot figure out how to correct this globally.

    To see what this looks like, look at the end of the sticky post of the blog. The following words are formatted as Ubuntu Normal within a Ubuntu Light (300) paragraph, but are displayed as Ubuntu Medium (500)
    [ Note: Please make use of the links provided for greater understanding. ]

    How can I make sure Ubuntu Normal which I assume would be listed as 400, is accurately displayed?

    Thank you,

    Muirén

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  • True. The plugin has lots of missing font weights. The developer only offers default weights offered by Google fonts.

    But you can change the weight by adjust the body fonts property a bit. In your case, I’d use the following code under additional CSS in WordPress

    p {
    font-family: 'Ubuntu';
    font-style: normal;
    font-weight: 300 !important;
}

    Wish the developer was responding to queries more often

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by deewinc.
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