Change Tagline Font

  • Resolved dscottosage

    (@dscottosage)


    8 years ago

    I really appreciate the CSS snippets you created for Period Pro on your web site. That saved me a bit of time. I was wondering if there is CSS code to change the font for the tagline? I can change the title font under the font section of the theme, but there isn’t a way within the theme to give the tagline a distinct font.

    Thanks ??

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  • TUT Support

    (@phpexpert21)

    Hello Dscottosage,

    Please share the site url so we can provide you the appropriate css as per the need.

    I’ll await your reply to assist further.

    Kind Regards,

    Manoj

    Thread Starter dscottosage

    (@dscottosage)

    Manoj,

    Thank you. I’ll wait for Ben Sibley, the theme author to reply. This is specific to his Period and Period Pro theme. He’ll know the CSS code needed to change the tagline font.

    I appreciate your willingness to help. ??

    David

    Theme Author Ben Sibley

    (@bensibley)

    Hi David,

    There currently is a way to change the tagline font only with Period Pro. The tagline inherits the font used for the “primary font.”

    If you want to use the same font for the tagline and site title, I can provide some CSS for that. Otherwise, you may want to check out the Easy Google Fonts plugin to load the additional font on the site. You can use the “.tagline” CSS selector to target the tagline only.

    Thread Starter dscottosage

    (@dscottosage)

    Ben,

    Thanks … I have Period Pro. Yes, the tagline is inheriting the primary font, but not the title font. I have Google fonts loaded. My title is using Acme and my primary font is set to Quattrocento Sans. If I could change the tagline to Acme like the title, that would help.

    Thank You,

    David

    Theme Author Ben Sibley

    (@bensibley)

    Okay perfect, this CSS should work then:

    .tagline {
  font-family: 'Acme';
}
    Thread Starter dscottosage

    (@dscottosage)

    Ben,

    Thank you. That worked great. ??

    Theme Author Ben Sibley

    (@bensibley)

    No problem ??

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