I've looked and can't easily find...

[kahtyasofia]

A way to easily change the font in my journal. I'm using negatives that I have already totally customized the color for. It's virtually unrecognizable and I like it, but the font doesn't fit and it is throwing the alignment of my navigation, header and sidebar. I've searched for a quick way to tweak it but I'm not finding it.

Help?

Comments

[wistfuljane]

Are you looking to change the font of the entire layout or specific section? Current, the only way is through the CSS. Go to Custom Journal Style > Custom CSS and paste the following code in the Use embedded CSS box: body {font-family: Georgia, serif;}. Change the red texts to the font of your choice. This will change the font of the entire layout.

[kahtyasofia]

My thought was to change the entire layout, yes! I was hoping I could avoid Custom CSS but I guess not!

This answers my question! Much thanks!

[wistfuljane]

Sure, no problem. If you're looking to change the header & sidebar (secondary), the code would be something like this:

#header {font-family: Georgia, serif; font-size: 0.8em;}
#secondary {font-family: Georgia, serif; font-size: 0.8em;}

But yes, no avoid Custom CSS.

[kahtyasofia]

I'm sure I'll need this down the road so I'm saving it! I tend to forget coding until I've used it 3-4 times. I may play with the font size for the sidebar but already I'm seeing an improvement.

[kahtyasofia]

Wow, a simple code change revolutionizes my entire journal. Amazing! All remaining wonkiness is on the bug list!