Milos Vlaisavljevic

Hey @evver20,

Thanks for the provided details, they really help a lot!

The default heading fonts of the “Playful” design style has changed with theme version 1.3.7. On version 1.3.6, the default font was the “Quicksand”, please take a look:
https://prnt.sc/vpuf05

From version 1.3.7 the default font is “Poppins”:
https://prnt.sc/vpuddk

Regarding the navigation – the font remained the same, the “Quicksand” was defined in every theme version.

If order to switch back to “Quicksand”, you should add the following CSS code to the theme’s customizer:

.is-style-playful h1,
.is-style-playful h2,
.is-style-playful h3,
.is-style-playful h4,
.is-style-playful h5,
.is-style-playful h6{
	font-family: "Quicksand",sans-serif;
}

Kindly let me know if the provided code helps.

Have a nice day, Mara ??

Hey @jvjerde,

Thanks for reaching out!

The following CSS code will make the desired alignment:

.wp-block-coblocks-service__figure picture{
   margin: 0 auto;
}

So just go to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and add the code displayed above, publish changes, clear cache from your browser and the modifications will be visible on the front.

Let me know if this helps.

Have a lovely day! ??
Milos

Hi @evver20,

Thanks for reaching out!

I’ve just tested the Go theme on one of my test websites and I haven’t noticed any difference, fonts remained the same even when I updated the theme from its very first version 1.1.0 to the latest one, 1.3.8.

It might be that your theme was customized directly without using a Child-theme and those customizations disappeared after the update. This could also be an issue with some of your plugins.

It’s hard to determine what causes the issue since your site is not live and we are not able to see the code. Do you have any screenshot or any additional info that will help us to detect the font that is displayed now?

Kind Regards,
Milos

Hi @robertmberry,

Thanks for reaching out!

1. The Go theme displays featured images in the headers of the single posts by default. In order to prevent that, I recommend you to perform the following:
– install and activate the Insert Headers and Footers plugin.
– add the following code into the plugin’s footer section (Settings > Insert Headers and Footers – https://prntscr.com/vnuh8t):

<script>
if(jQuery(".single-post").hasClass("has-featured-image")){
jQuery(".single-post").removeClass("has-featured-image");
}
jQuery(".single-post .post__thumbnail").remove();
</script>

Once you add the code, let me know how it went.

2. I will greatly appreciate if you provide me with additional info regarding the second issue since I cannot duplicate it. Any screenshot or video would really come in handy!

Hi @mgybran,

Thanks for reaching out!

There is no need for the attachment since you’ve provided us with the site URL. The mentioned issue seems to exist only if the Astra theme is active. In order for the arrows to be visible in Firefox browsers even when the Astra theme is active, I recommend you to add the following CSS code:

@-moz-document url-prefix() {
    .wp-block-coblocks-accordion-item__title {
        display:list-item;
    }
}

Once you test the provided code, kindly let me know how it went.

Best Regards,
Milos