• Resolved dallascooper

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    Would appreciate receiving CSS code to change font of comment form title (“Leave a comment”) to Georgia normal. Self-hosted WP.org site using Ryu theme. Thanks for whatever help you can provide.

    • This topic was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Jan Dembowski.

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  • .comments-area #respond h3 {
        font: 700 34px/1 Georgia, Times, "Times New Roman", serif;
    }

    Here it is.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Vijay Hardaha.
    Thread Starter dallascooper

    (@dallascooper)

    Worked like a charm! Thanks so much. I knew someone would come through for me. Great support!

    Thread Starter dallascooper

    (@dallascooper)

    Vijay, you were able to help me successfully change the font of my comments header to Georgia normal. Would you mind doing the same for me for the header that appears when someone leaves a comment (“One thought on <post title>?) Thanks heaps.

    .comments-title {
        font: 700 34px/1 Georgia, Times, "Times New Roman", serif;
    }
    Thread Starter dallascooper

    (@dallascooper)

    Quick reply! Thanks. No change though, unfortunately. (At least as it appears at my end. Still italic Times(?) maybe.)

    Quote issue, paste as plain text.

    Thread Starter dallascooper

    (@dallascooper)

    You lost me, Vijay (and we were getting along so well.) I’m completely code illiterate and have been adding the code you’ve provided by pasting it in the “additional CSS” area of my theme’s customize panel as that is the only means I’m familiar with. Worked for the first bit of code you provided but not for the second. Thoughts?

    There is a double quote in code, when you copy and pasted the code, those quotes become special characters. see here https://snipboard.io/OL2swx.jpg

    Special char and " Quote both are different. You need to remove those special chars and type quotes in place of that.

    Thread Starter dallascooper

    (@dallascooper)

    OK, thx again. This is unfortunately becoming a little more complicated than I had hoped but I’m willing to persevere. All I know how to do is paste “additional CSS” by way of my theme’s customization capability. That’s what I did with the code you provided to change <Leave a comment> header and it worked. I did exactly the same for the code you provided to change <One thought>. I don’t know how or where what I pasted resulted in the special characters you refer to and I don’t know where or how to remove and change them. Again, my knowledge of how to do these things is limited to the “additional CSS” customization route. What am I missing? (BTW, I’m using the WP app on my iPad if that matters.) Thanks for hanging in there.

    Go to Additional CSS where you edit the code, then just edit the text, remove the special quotes with the backspace and type the real quote with your keyboard. simple.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Vijay Hardaha.
    Thread Starter dallascooper

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    Hmmm. I think you better move in with me, Vijay. Your backspace/delete/type worked. A thousand thanks. Your patience is to be admired.

    Haha, Glad to know, you solved it.

    Thread Starter dallascooper

    (@dallascooper)

    You’re the one who solved it! Thx again.

    Thread Starter dallascooper

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    Hello again Vijay. You’ve been so helpful I’ve come back to you with an additional request (if your’e able and have the time.) Another forum member assisted me in removing the <email> field from the default WP comment form. However, in applying his code the <name> field was mistakenly removed also. I am now needing CSS code to ADD <NAME> FIELD TO COMMENT FORM. If you’re able to help it’d be much appreciated. Cheers.

    Looks like you solved the issue already.

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