Font size problems

  • Hello guys!
    I have a problem with viewing my font size on my posts or pages. I run WordPress 3.3.1 and I use green-stimulus theme (edited).
    My problem is that when I edit content of my posts or pages my font size and font family jump from 14pt to 10pt or from Arial to times new roman etc. Lets say I type something in with font size 12. It works fine, but then I decide to add something to my post and I write it with font size 14 it works fine, but the text I typed before with size 12 jumps to 16 or 10 or 8 every time its different. Another example is when I try to make a list. I have few words all of them have font size 12, I make a list and size changes to 10 or 16 again every time it’s different. It is very annoying and uncomfortable to edit the content 100 times to get the desired result. My CSS for text is:

    [CSS code moderated – please post a link to your site]

    Sometimes all works fine sometimes nothing works it happens very randomly. I’m relatively new to programming and I would really appreciate any help or ideas of how to fix it. Thank you!
    Forgot to add that my CSS file for text styles is separated from my main CSS file

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  • Have you looked at the instructions, tutorials or support forums on the vendor’s site? It says there is a custom CSS file — is that what you are using to change things?

    Alternatively, post a link to your site and someone may be able to help you.

    Or try using Firefox to see which CSS code is affected your page elements.

    Thread Starter Assertor

    (@assertor)

    No I havent touched custom.css at all and the link is https://www.wctour.ca
    its all in russian tho ??

    I’m seeing:

    <strong>
<span style="background-color: #ff6600; color: #ffffff;">&nbsp;КЛАСС № 1&nbsp;</span>
</strong>

    This suggest you may be using the post/page editor to apply styles that override the theme built in typography.

    If you are using more than one style sheet, how are they called, in which order is your custom styles sheet called?

    Are you using !important to override an existing sytle, as in
    p{font-family: Lobster !important;}

    Thread Starter Assertor

    (@assertor)

    I have global.css, custom.css (havent touched it at all), typography.css (the one I listed above) and style.css (for color settings).

    Are you using !important to override an existing sytle, as in
    p{font-family: Lobster !important;}

    No wasnt using it

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