Where did you download this theme from?
Ah… That theme is specific to wordpress.com, so you might have to wait a week or so for the folks from wordpress.com to respond. They’re currently involved in an Automattic “summit” until early October, so non-emergency support will be scarce. Meanwhile I’ve tagged this topic for their attention.
Hi there, I had a look at the way your existing Typekit classes are applied, and they all seem to have html.wf-active before each one.
Following that format, I tried this CSS on your site using Firebug and saw your entry-content text in Museo Sans:
.html.wf-active .entry-content {
font-family: museo-sans-1,museo-sans-2,sans-serif;
}
Screenshot: http://cl.ly/image/3N3s102v0O15
Confirmed with Fount: http://cl.ly/image/1j1u1D0y161c
Let me know how it goes.
thank you!
specifying .wf-active broke it – i likely did not do it correctly.
for now, i swapped out bitter everywhere w museo sans in font-family specs in style.css. messy way to do it but will work for now. i wish font changes were in the “Customize” menu for all themes – easier for wordpress to serve typekit or google fonts
Glad you found a workaround.
Instead of editing style.css directly, you could activate the Custom CSS module in your Jetpack plugin and put your CSS overrides there. This way, your CSS won’t be overwritten when you update the theme.
