I haven't been able to figure out how to change the font of text on Word Press. I installed Google Font but I haven't figured out how to use that either. Is that something I
The customize option in WordPress means that anything added/changed there will be saved when the theme or WP is updated and you don't need a child theme for those changes, as in the past.
Go to Appearances > Themes > Customize and check to see if there are options listed for fonts.
That would be the easiest way, but not all themes give font options.
If not, you will need to first identify the relevant code used by your theme, then add the CSS into the customize field.
See my SCREENSHOT. (My theme does not have a font option, but I can change it with custom css.)
Read more about Fonts in Wordpress:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Playing_With_Fonts
~Jude
You can add a plugin for that, but to many plugins are not good, and editor plugins are also often a pain in the *ss. So what do I do, I open a test website, place the editor plugin on it, something like TinyMCE and make my adjusted text over there, go to the text editor and copy the code, at my side it works like a charm.
I also use this method to create tables. Using malicious scripts can wreck your website, open a test site
How do you change the font of your word press site?
I haven't been able to figure out how to change the font of text on Word Press. I installed Google Font but I haven't figured out how to use that either. Is that something I
The customize option in WordPress means that anything added/changed there will be saved when the theme or WP is updated and you don't need a child theme for those changes, as in the past.
Go to Appearances > Themes > Customize and check to see if there are options listed for fonts.
That would be the easiest way, but not all themes give font options.
If not, you will need to first identify the relevant code used by your theme, then add the CSS into the customize field.
See my SCREENSHOT. (My theme does not have a font option, but I can change it with custom css.)
Read more about Fonts in Wordpress:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Playing_With_Fonts
~Jude
You can add a plugin for that, but to many plugins are not good, and editor plugins are also often a pain in the *ss. So what do I do, I open a test website, place the editor plugin on it, something like TinyMCE and make my adjusted text over there, go to the text editor and copy the code, at my side it works like a charm.
I also use this method to create tables. Using malicious scripts can wreck your website, open a test site
Get this plugin, should give you all the things you need for editing.
TinyMCE Advanced