Use theme default font instead of the template font?

  • Resolved drkoch

    (@drkoch)


    7 years, 4 months ago

    Hi there,
    I have just started using the WP Recipe maker, and really like it. However, there are a couple of things I hope that you may help me with:

    1) The font size is smaller than the default one in my theme. I’ve tried the fix from another request:

    .wprm-recipe {
    font-size: 14px;
}

    but it only increases some of the text (the categories etc, but not the instructions and notes). Could this be fixed via CSS ?

    2)
    I would really really love the WPRM to use my themes default font (Google font: Coming+Soon). I tried to enter it into the setting, but it did not work.

    Example: https://drkoch.dk/oreo-cheesecake/

    I really hope that you can help me out. If my recipe blog keeps evolving and I get keen doing even more I might purchase the Premium version over time. But I would like to use the free one here in the beginning ??

    Thanks a lot,
    Lars Koch Hansen, Blogger at https://www.drkoch.dk

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  • Thread Starter drkoch

    (@drkoch)

    I put in the google font type again (without the + sign). And used the font code from above.

    If you look at the oreo link then you can see that the heading are now in the “coming soon” font, but all the text is something way different?

    Does it make sense? It the “different” text i would like to increase in font size and use the “coming soon” font as well?

    Best wishes,
    Lars

    Thread Starter drkoch

    (@drkoch)

    I figured out how to change the font for the entire “layout”. But I still cannot change the size of the text in the introduction/ingredient names/notes. It seems as size 12 (maybe 10) and I would really like to have size 14.

    If you look at the picture. The text at the top and bottom is size 14 and the recipes notes etc. is 12 (maybe 10).

    Thanks in advance…

    I’ve used this code so far:

    .wprm-recipe {
    font-size: 16px !important;
}

* { font-family: "Coming Soon" !important; }

    Example

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by drkoch.
    Thread Starter drkoch

    (@drkoch)

    Unfortunately, my CSS code from above also changes my other fonts on my website. Please help ??

    Plugin Author Brecht

    (@brechtvds)

    Hi there,

    I just checked out the website and it looks like you found the solution? Or am I still missing something?

    Kind regards,
    Brecht

    Thread Starter drkoch

    (@drkoch)

    Hi Brecht.
    Thanks for getting back.

    Yes I found a solution. I changed the theme template file: tastefully-simple.min.css where I found the “.wprm-recipe-tastefully-simple p{font:12px }” where I remove the font type. And changed the .wprm-recipe-tastefully-simple{font:14px Verdana,Arial,Geneva,sans-serif;border:0px dashed #666;padding:0px}

    But I guess the changes will be replaced when updating next time?
    Would I be possible to make the changes via CSS?

    Plugin Author Brecht

    (@brechtvds)

    You can create a copy of the theme and make the changes there to not have them overwritten:
    https://bootstrapped.ventures/wp-recipe-maker/create-your-own-template/

    Brecht

    Hi there ??
    I have exactly the same issue, but where can I find this: “.wprm-recipe-tastefully-simple p{font:12px }” ? ??
    Thanks,
    Eva

    Plugin Author Brecht

    (@brechtvds)

    If you’re trying to increase the font size, try adding the following CSS on the WP Recipe Maker > Settings > Advanced page:

    .wprm-recipe, .wprm-recipe p, .wprm-recipe li {
font-size: 14px !important;
}

    Brecht

    Actually I’m trying to change the font type, but the css above changes other fonts on my site too.
    Is is possible to fix it somehow?

    Plugin Author Brecht

    (@brechtvds)

    Did you try just changing the font on the WP Recipe Maker > Settings > Appearance page?

    yepp, but it doesn’t work with tastefully simple theme ??

    Plugin Author Brecht

    (@brechtvds)

    Can you open a new topic or email us at [email protected] with a link to a recipe on your website so I can take a look?

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