Hi Victoria,

That would be great!!

I already set up the plug-in and created a test-site with the two newsletter boxes.
(link below in the private section).

I integrated them using the provided shortcode from the mailchimp-plugin.
For the upper box I used the code block from the content elements for integration.
For the sidebar box I just used the text widget and copied the code there.
(let me know if there are better ways to integrate the code.)

At the moment the boxes look like this:

I would like to have the following adjustments:

Upper box:
– the fields email, first name and the submit-button should be in one line (like this)
– the checkboxes with the text “choose your topics” should be below in one line, as they already are, but the text after the checkboxes should be a bit bigger and better aligned (more space between the groups)

side bar box:
– is basically ok, only the spacing between the check boxes is to big and the text too small

Thanks for your help!

BR
Flo

Thanks, works!

Hi,

it’ s the special heading on top of the page saying “LIFE AND LANGUAGE
IN THE HUNGARIAN CAPITAL”, can not be missed.
Page and admin login in the private area.

BR
Florian

Hi,

that’s what I am trying to to but it is not working.
I added for example the google font “Pacifico” as following in the function.php:

add_filter( ‘avf_google_heading_font’, ‘avia_add_heading_font’);
function avia_add_heading_font($fonts)
{
$fonts[‘Pacifico’] = ‘Pacifico:400’;
return $fonts;
}
add_filter( ‘avf_google_content_font’, ‘avia_add_content_font’);
function avia_add_content_font($fonts)
{
$fonts[‘Pacifico’] = ‘Pacifico:400’;
return $fonts;

Pacifico is now also showing up in the drop down menus of the theme.

Then I set the custom CCS class of the special Header of my front page to “CP-special-headers“.

and specified the following in the Quick CSS field:

.CP-special-headers h1{
font-family: “Pacifico” !important;
}

But the only effect is that the font is switching back to Times New Roman instead of Pacifico.

What am I doing wrong?

BR
Flo

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by catchbudapest.

Hey Rikard,

see admin login in the private area.
At the moment I am just experimenting with the site and I bypassed the problem (described in point 1 of my earlier posting) by setting the special heading (in the top colored section) as h6, and changed the h6-heading in the advanced styling to the font-family yellowtail.

But actually I want to keep the special heading as h1 but have the possibility to use whatever google-font I want e.g. “Indie Flower” (independently from the font-style of normal h1-headings I use in my future blogposts).

The questions 2-4 I asked to get a better understanding of the topic, since I will come up with similar styling problems and don’t want to bother the support each time… ;)

BR
Flo