[mag]

mag

#7455

Still tweaking the CSS at paulainchina.com

Managed to tweak all fonts to be the times serif family but I can’t seem to get the font to change from arial on the comments.

I have been able to do it in firefox with the developer tools but when I copy and paste into the custom css area the changes don’t take effect. I’ve checked the punctuation and it seems correct. I know it is something stupid on my part, but my hair is getting thinner and thinner.

Input/advice would be greatly appreciated.

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#38247

Link to site?

[mag]

mag

#38248

Your Feedback is Welcome

When I tinker with the web developer tools in firefox I can get it to change easily … but if I paste those entries into the Graphene Custom CSS the changes don’t take effect. Wanting make the font “times” serif and a bit larger. No luck.

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#38249

Okay, usually when something like this happens, it is down to one of three possibilities:

1) There is CSS being loaded later that overrides your declaration. (I couldn’t find any.)

2) A plugin is applying its own styles. (But you don’t appear to be running any plugins that affect just comments.)

3) Something else entirely.

I’m a bit lost as to why those codes aren’t working for you, but it has been a long week.

Try adding !important to your declaration to see if that makes the difference.

[mag]

mag

#38250

I’ll try important! I should have done before posting… Thanks very much!

[mag]

mag

#38251

Well I tinkered and tried “!important” to no avail… I’d love to know what the issue is… we can be happy with a different font for comments. Thanks for your input and help.

[mag]

mag

#38252

I tried one more time and was able to edit all of the elements… now I can finally paste the generated CSS into the child theme.