pointing to a url that shows the issue and one that shows it correct would be helpful. Since I don’t know what you think is good, how would I know?
And I don’t think anyone is going to page thru your posts to find one that looks ‘wrong’
My apologies, I didn’t think about that.
I thought all my body fonts were sans-serif yet I’m finding these older posts to have a combination of sans-serif or all serif.
Here’s one that is inconsistent with fonts in the view mode but is consistent in the edit mode: http://driftlessprairies.org/a-rose-is-a-rose/
The spacing on this is OK in the edit mode but not so in the view mode. Also the font is serif
http://driftlessprairies.org/wonders-of-the-american-woodcock/
This one is what I want:
http://driftlessprairies.org/animal-mineral-or-fungi/
Thanks!
I’my willing to bet that some of those posts were copy and pasted from a word document.
the difference I see is that the American Woodcock post is comprised of a bunch of <div class="MsoNormal"> that make up each paragraph’s while the other two each paragrahh is surrounded by a <p>….</p>
And the issue is that you have two different font-families defined
for the P it is ‘Roborto’ and for the div, it defaults to the styling for the body which uses Palatino
I didn’t style any of this so it must be something that happened with the changing of themes. What does the <div class=”MsoNormal”> mean? Is that something I can change without messing up more things? I’ll see what I can do with the font definitions on the other – I’m pretty new to all this but am willing to learn.
“MsoNormal” – is caused by pasting from MS Word directly into the wysiwyg editor. You should always use the ‘Paste as text’ icon to paste from a Word doc or paset it into a text exitor first then copy it from the text document and paste it into WP.
