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kdric
9 years ago · Last reply by Andrew Misplon 9 years ago

I am using Vantage 1.5 with WordPress 4.5.3 and have set up a child theme to customize. I have changed various fonts in the child theme folder’s style.css, and then changed them again. But, the fonts visible on the page are from the first change, not the second. I am using inspect element and can see that the font is being read from a page called “(index): 90” instead of CSS. The index: 90 appears to be one of the php pages produced. How can I change it so the php index:90 is updated correctly to the new fonts used in the css?

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  1. kdric 9 years, 6 months ago

    Also, is it possible that the font is arriving on the index:90 page via the appearance >customize >theme design >font settings? How can I override the settings and make sure the one’s followed are the style.css ones?

  2. Andrew Misplon Staff 9 years, 6 months ago

    Hi kdric

    Thanks for reaching out.

    Quick question, have you inserted the entire parent style.css contents into your child style.css file?

    Styles that are index… etc are from the Customizer. Have you tried going to Appearance > Customize > Theme Design > Fonts and making the required changes there?

    You can override styles that are inline from the Customizer by increasing the specificity of your child theme style rules:

    https://css-tricks.com/specifics-on-css-specificity/

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