Theme Author
Guido
(@guido07111975)
Hi,
I notice you’ve already added Ubuntu 300 via custom CSS, so you can simply change that into the one you prefer, am I right? To apply it for whole site, add it to the body tag, instead of single elements, such as p and headings.
Guido
I do not understand what you mean.
I want to keep the body text ‘Ubuntu 300’ which is Unbuntu Light.
I need the sidebar text to be heavier ‘Ubuntu 400’ or Unbuntu Normal.
When researching the author of the Blogroll plugin said your theme controls the font-weight of the sidebar widgets.
Theme Author
Guido
(@guido07111975)
Hi,
My theme sets a font for the body tag only, so it will be used for all elements of the website. If you want a different Ubuntu sub-font such as “Regular 400” for the sidebar, try this custom CSS:
#sidebar {font-family:'UbuntuRegular', font-style:normal; font-weight:400;}
You may need to add the !important declaration to override other font settings.
Besides this you need to include the Ubuntu family from Google. But you already did that, if I’m not mistaken.
Guido
Thank you so much, Guido!
Theme Author
Guido
(@guido07111975)
Hi,
When I inspect your site, I notice you’ve added the !important incorrect in your Custom CSS.
Is now:
!important #sidebar {font-family:'Ubuntu Regular', font-style:normal; font-weight:400;}
If using the important declaration it should be:
#sidebar {font-family:'Ubuntu Regular' !important, font-style:normal !important; font-weight:400 !important;}
And I don’t know for sure whether to use UbuntuRegular of Ubuntu Regular as font-family.
Guido
