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  • Hey, DJ!

    An easy way might be to install a plugin like Easy Google Fonts (which I use on many of my sites). Then, you can pick and choose the fonts you like, along with size, style, color, etc.

    Thread Starter djdelise

    (@djdelise)

    I’m trying that, but it doesn’t seem to be changing anything; maybe I’m using the wrong CSS Selector? Wouldn’t it be for ‘author name’?


    Augustin56, thanks for the tip!!

    DJ,

    Send me the link to your site, and I’ll see if I can see what font it’s using. We may be able to just use a little CSS code to fix that.

    DJ,

    Send me the link to your site, and I’ll see if I can see what font it’s using. We may be able to just use a little CSS code to fix that.

    Thread Starter djdelise

    (@djdelise)

    It’s here. We would like to make the date and author information a bit more prominent. Using Chrome’s developer tools, I think I found the actual CSS Selector name (I was wrong before).

    Thanks so much for your help!

    DJ,

    If you don’t already have a child theme, you can use a plugin like Simple Custom CSS. Then, drop the following code into it and save it.

    .ts-fab-description, .ts-fab-latest li span, .ts-fab-twitter-time {
    font-size: 16px !important;
    }

    Thread Starter djdelise

    (@djdelise)

    I saved that to the custom CSS area of my theme’s advanced settings. It doesn’t seem to be able to override the theme’s default settings though.

    Hmmm. It worked here when I tested it with Firebug on Firefox browser. Or…maybe you can try installing Simple Custom CSS and putting it in there?

    I’m fixing to leave for the day. Maybe I can look at it later or tomorrow.

    Hmmm. It worked here when I tested it with Firebug on Firefox browser. Or…maybe you can try installing Simple Custom CSS and putting it in there?

    I’m fixing to leave for the day. Maybe I can look at it later or tomorrow.

    Thread Starter djdelise

    (@djdelise)

    No luck with that and the plugin at the moment, but thank you for your assistance!

    Theme Author WEN Themes

    (@wenthemes)

    In order to add your custom CSS styling, please follow this step from your
    Dashboard.

    Appearance -> Customize -> Theme Options -> Advance -> ‘Custom CSS’ textarea .

    Paste your custom CSS here to override any default CSS.

    For e.g. changing byline font-size , paste this code.

    time.entry-date.published {
        font-size: 15px;
    }
    
    .author a.url.fn.n {
        font-size: 15px;
    }

    Thank you

    Thread Starter djdelise

    (@djdelise)

    Thank you!

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