Hi, thanks for reaching out.
It sounds like at Customizer > Theme Design > Fonts you’re selecting Roboto 300 for the various font settings. This means that 700 isn’t available. Hustle then imports 700 separately which makes that font weight available to the page. So for example on this page https://ganzola.ru/elektrosamokat-mizar-ray-pro-6000mah-black-mz6raypro-bk/, the text “Гарантия самой низкой цены в интернете!” has the following CSS targetted at it:
.garanty-cen {
color: red;
font-size: 12pt;
text-align: left;
font-weight: 700!important;
padding-top: 5px;
padding-bottom: 10px;
}
Without Hustle importing Roboto 700, there isn’t a 700 weight font on the page. Once Hustle imports the 700 weight font it’s available to be used. The font-weight then visibly changes on the page.
The solution is to adjust the CSS where required. The rule above is an example, change 700 to 300.
The breadcrumbs are a similar example. In the Customizer you’ve only selected Roboto 300 for the various font settings so only 300 is imported. Hustle imports 500 which Vantage targets meaning that now the 500 font weight is available and there for is used. You can change the breadcrumb weight with the following rule:
#yoast-breadcrumbs,
#navxt-breadcrumbs {
font-weight: 500;
}
@misplon,
Thank you very much for such a detailed answer!
Sure, no problem.
I took a look at Hustle, the plugin offers a filter to disable the Google Fonts output (there are three fonts outputted normally). Try adding to Code Snippets or your child theme functions.php file:
add_filter( 'hustle_load_google_fonts', '__return_false' );
@misplon,
I jump for joy. This is the simplest and most effective solution!
Thanks again, thanks, thanks!))
Super, glad to hear that helped 🙂
Cheers for now.
Andrew
