1) from your source code:
<p><a href="http://www.photoscene.co.uk/blogpics/SuperMOneyBananablitznewscreens_122FC/m11.jpg" / onclick="javascript:urchinTracker ('/outbound/article/www.photoscene.co.uk');"><a href="http://www.photoscene.co.uk/blogpics/SuperMOneyBananablitznewscreens_122FC/m31.jpg"><img width="240" height="180" border="0" style="border: 0px none " src="http://www.photoscene.co.uk/blogpics/SuperMOneyBananablitznewscreens_122FC/m3.jpg" /></a>
You closed only 1 link
2) from your stylesheet:
body { font: 80%/150% georgia, times, serif; }
h1#title { font-family:”times new roman”, times, serif; }
p#description, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 { font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; }
p.post-footer, input#author, input#email, input#url, textarea#comment, div.sidebar ul, div.post-entry p.paged-link { font-family: verdana, geneva, sans-serif; }
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becs
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Thankyou for the reply. I could not see where to change the close tag, so I deleted the post, it looked rubbish anyway 🙂
That code you typed above, what is that urchintracker thing? I don’t see thast in the code of the post?
The stylesheet problem I don’t understand, sorry. I put it in my stylesheet at the top, near the bottom and in the sidebar section of style.css and none of the places are making the change.
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becs
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oh hang on that bottom code, are they individual elements I need to change and not a block copy?
Sorry if I seem dense, very new to this and am trying to get to grips with it 🙂
The code in my first post is from your stylesheet, you have to change “font-family” in the stylesheet.
e.g.
h1#title { font-family:”times new roman”, times, serif; }
means that all your h1 titles have the font “times new roman”
“That code you typed above, what is that urchintracker thing?”
I don´t know, this is your site and your code.
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becs
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Sorry I didn’t mean to be funny about the urchintracker thing, it just surpised me it was there, it sounded suspicious like something had gone wrong with my code. Anyway its google analytics – thats something else I have to dump as its causing load problems on occasions.
I am going to try and deal with this stylesheet code – what you have pasted from my stylesheet is not the same I am seeing. I am getting all goggly eyed. 🙂
Thanks for your help, most appreciated.
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becs
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Have just returned to post the fix for this font problem on this blog.txt theme.
Putting the font in the CSS style sheet does NOT work. The theme has a small options panel where font and sizes can be set. These settings override anything in the CSS for some reason.
So if anyone has the same problem, check the dashboard theme options.
Thanks for your help.
