• Hello!

    Is it possible to change the default font in twenty seventeen?

    Also, when I change a heading font under “customize” (for instance I changed the Heading 2 font), why does it only work on pages and not posts?

    Thanks!
    Steve

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  • Pages and posts have different divs for the content.

    You can specify the font in the body or page divs and that would govern everything, except where you specify it in different divs or elements.

    Thread Starter skmorrow

    (@skmorrow)

    Thank you for responding, I appreciate it. I am very new at this and I don’t know what you mean when you talk about page divs? Can you explain that to me further?

    Basically, I am interested to know if it’s possible to change the default font. Also, why, when I change the font of the headings, in customize, do some work on pages, and some work on posts.

    Thank you again. I am learning more every day!

    Thread Starter skmorrow

    (@skmorrow)

    I tried that plugin, but it has some issues. Also, this plugin really messed up my site health. So, still looking for an answer on this.

    div is a way of breaking up the page into sections. When you use divs, you can specify different fonts for each one if you want.

    If you want to change the font globally, you could try

    body
    {
    font-family: Times, serif;
    }

    and then specify whatever div/element you want to have a different font. “body” is the highest in the cascade of styles.

    Do look at the underlying code in your browser. You can see how the page is structured with its divs and other elements.

    check out this article:

    Properly Enqueuing Google Fonts in WordPress
    https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-add-google-web-fonts-wordpress-themes/

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