Changing fonts for headings and text does not work

Thank you both.
I am new to the theme and have to say it is the best theme I have worked with, after having tried several others.

I do not use an imports. But I now set the headings in the advanced styling options the same as the standard settings and it works fine for all the headings and the main content text.

But the fonts of

• the widgets’ text in both sidebars, the footer
• the socket text+menu text
• content text on single post pages
• all pages
• breadcrumbs
• “share” text below single posts
• text for related posts below single posts
• tags text below single posts
• text in forms and on buttons in sidebar and on contact page

should be the same as the main content font (Source Serif Pro, size 13px), but look different at the moment. Where/How can I set these?

And the widget titles in the footer should be color #ddc5a1. I can set the heading and font color, but couldn’t find options to set the widget titles (normal widgets and Enfold Latest news widget). How can I change these?

Thank you in advance!
Anja

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Aniona. Reason: question added

Hi Ismael,
thanks.

As I said, I already set the headings and general content fonts in the General Styling options.
But as mentioned above, I’d like to know how I can set the font for all the other text areas listed above. They should be the same font as the body text on the start page. Why do all of them look so different, from the main content font and from each other?

Could you please provide a list of options where to set the font for the different text areas or what kind of CSS code to insert alternatively.

Thanks in advance,
Anja

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Aniona.

Hi Ismael,
Thanks!
I now changed the font and it looks better now. Before it looked different, because the text in widgets e.g. looked more condensed, i.e. less space between the letter. But with the new font, it looks better.

I am still wondering how to adjust the font in the comment form, the text below the form and the button. It still looks different (more like the usual Arial).
Please take a look at: http://welt-der-vorfahren.de/2015/12/spur-fuehrt-nach-koeln/

Same with the contact form on http://welt-der-vorfahren.de/kontakt/ – in the fields an button.

By the way, is it possible to change the text alignment on the startpage/blog? It is now aligned as block, with some strange unregular spacing between some words. How would I put left-alignment there?

And one last question: Why do the titles of the posts on the blog page look different from the titles on single post pages. They are both h1. I would like to have the titles bigger than the secondary headings (h2), like on the post pages, but they have the same size on the start page. Where can I adjust them?

Thank you. Great support!
Anja

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by Aniona. Reason: question added

Hi Ismael,

thank you.

1) I switched to wpDiscuz yesterday because of several problems with the native comment system. The font styling issue is solved by this.

2) Thanks, this works for the button. But the info text (“Dein Name” etc.) in the input fields still look different. How can I adjust the font there?
http://welt-der-vorfahren.de/kontakt/

3) This doesn’t work. I would like to have the main headings of the post excerpts on the blog overview page the same size as h1 on the single post pages, or least larger than the secondary headings.

On single post pages:

• Main headings: h1
• Secondary headings: h2

On the start page:
Since main headings are only shown as h2, they should be larger as the secondary headings in excerpts.
How can I achieve this only for the main headings in the excerpt list? Difference between h1 and h2 should look like on single post pages.

Thank you.
Best regards,
Anja

Hi Ismael,

2) works perfectly! great, thank you :-)

3) still didn’t work (at least on Linux desktop Firefox and Konqueror), but I got it finally fixed with this code:

h2.entry-title.post-title a {
font-size: 23px;
font-weight: bold !important;
text-transform: none;
}

Thanks so much for your help!
Kind regards,
Anja