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Changing Font

KathleenDuffy
Posts: 162
on 05/14/2013

Hi - Please could anyone tell me how to change the font on a new article?

I have just written an article on an art deco cinema so I wanted the font to be sort of like art deco....I clicked on the one I liked, but it doesn't come out when I publish the page. It reverts back to the one I had before.

Any thoughts?   Many thanks.

Kath xx

 


Kathleen
lobobrandon
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on 05/14/2013

If I'm not mistaken, when you change the font it's just the titles and headings that change. The general body remains the same. 


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Tolovaj
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on 05/15/2013

Maybe "Lobster" would serve you better? I find the lines going well with one of my articles about art deco artist. Again - it is only for titles.


KathleenDuffy
Posts: 162
on 05/15/2013

Hello everyone - Thanks for your replies.  Yes, I just wanted the headings changed and Tienne was the font I chose so I am glad that you can see it Catana.

I can only see it when my page is in Edit mode - but when I press Page View or Publish  it reverts to an ordinary font.

Well that's ok though as long as the viewer sees what I intended originally!

Thanks for your responses.

 

 


Kathleen
dustytoes
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on 05/15/2013

It comes up looking like a thin line type font first, but as the page loads it changes.

Just FYI.

Tolovaj
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on 05/15/2013

And by the way, I think you have a typo in subtitle: "Our Hero in Jeapardy". I hope this helps too:)


KathleenDuffy
Posts: 162
on 05/15/2013

 

Tolovaj: 05/15/2013 - 05:17 AM

And by the way, I think you have a typo in subtitle: "Our Hero in Jeapardy". I hope this helps too:)


Oooh, thanks for that!   Remind me not to drink and write at the same time  :) xx


Kathleen
KathleenDuffy
Posts: 162
on 05/15/2013

 

Dustytoes: 05/15/2013 - 04:39 AM

It comes up looking like a thin line type font first, but as the page loads it changes.

Just FYI.


Thanks a lot Dustytoes - I just brought the article up inChrome and it looks ok now!


Kathleen
KathleenDuffy
Posts: 162
on 05/15/2013

 

Tolovaj: 05/15/2013 - 12:44 AM

Maybe "Lobster" would serve you better? I find the lines going well with one of my articles about art deco artist. Again - it is only for titles.

Yes, it was a toss up between Lobster and Tienne.  I chose the latter in the end as I thought it was just that bit easier to read (if like me you are getting on a bit!).

Thanks for the suggestion.


Kathleen
JoHarrington
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on 05/15/2013

You not seeing it change immediately may have been a cache issue.  You could either press F5 to clear the cache on the refresh, or run CCleaner to really dig out the digital dirt. :)


KathleenDuffy
Posts: 162
on 05/15/2013

 

JoHarrington: 05/15/2013 - 05:57 AM

You not seeing it change immediately may have been a cache issue.  You could either press F5 to clear the cache on the refresh, or run CCleaner to really dig out the digital dirt. :)


Oh thanks Jo!  I will give that a go right now - using CCleaner!  :) xx


Kathleen
KathleenDuffy
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on 05/16/2013

 

KathleenDuffy: 05/15/2013 - 06:03 AM

 

JoHarrington: 05/15/2013 - 05:57 AM

You not seeing it change immediately may have been a cache issue.  You could either press F5 to clear the cache on the refresh, or run CCleaner to really dig out the digital dirt. :)


Oh thanks Jo!  I will give that a go right now - using CCleaner!  :) xx


It's worked - Thanks for the tip!  :)


Kathleen
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on 05/17/2013

 

KathleenDuffy: 05/15/2013 - 05:29 AM

 

Tolovaj: 05/15/2013 - 05:17 AM

And by the way, I think you have a typo in subtitle: "Our Hero in Jeapardy". I hope this helps too:)


Oooh, thanks for that!   Remind me not to drink and write at the same time  :) xx

*grins evilly*. I have a guest post on my blog suggesting Write Drunk, Edit Sober. It's OK to write drunk, just remember not to publish until you have read it through when sober! I have had several tonight, not sure if the article I'm working on will hit the decks tonight or not...


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KathleenDuffy
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on 05/17/2013

 

WordChazer: 05/17/2013 - 03:33 PM

 

KathleenDuffy: 05/15/2013 - 05:29 AM

 

Tolovaj: 05/15/2013 - 05:17 AM

And by the way, I think you have a typo in subtitle: "Our Hero in Jeapardy". I hope this helps too:)


Oooh, thanks for that!   Remind me not to drink and write at the same time  :) xx

*grins evilly*. I have a guest post on my blog suggesting Write Drunk, Edit Sober. It's OK to write drunk, just remember not to publish until you have read it through when sober! I have had several tonight, not sure if the article I'm working on will hit the decks tonight or not...


Ha ha!  I am wondering whether to slip out to the offy - or wait for Tesco delivery tomorrow....decisions, decisions....    I agree about your tip to edit sober - that would make a great slogan on a mug (or wine glass...)


Kathleen
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