First of all appologies if I am in the wrong place.
I am trying to create my first wordpress site after following a demonstration video online I decided to use your plugins (among others) to create a site.
I have created a temporary site and can replicate the issue I am having on a brand new site.
Iam using the Following Template
Twenty Fourteen
I have the following plugins installed :-
Black Studio TinyMCE Widget
Contact Form 7
Duplicate and Merge Posts
Duplicate Menu
Easy Google fonts
Fourteen Colors
Lightbox Plus Colorbox
Page Builder by SiteOrigin
SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle
Smooth Scroll Up
Spacer
Testimonial Rotator
Title Remover
I have edited the Heading 1 under Appearance > Customize > Typography > Default Typography
Font Family : Roboto
Font Weight/Style : 300
font Size : 70px
I have create 2 pages to demonstrate the issue
The first using Visual editor and no page builder components. In this page the heading font displays as per the previously defined settings.
http://squigglefish.co.uk/wptest/index.php/test-no-pb/
In the Second page I created a row, then added a Visual editor Widget. In this page, the font settings are overidden
http://squigglefish.co.uk/wptest/index.php/test-using-pb/
If I define specific styles in the Google Fonts plugin, they work fine in both situations.
I dont think this is a Visual Editor problem as the same thing happens if I add a ‘Text’ widget as well.
Can anyone shed any light on this? I know this is probably a simple thing to fix but am lost. Unfortunately I am trying to make a site for a non techincal person to edit / update so they want to use the built in visual editor formatting options.
Hi Nemtex,
The difference is that one of them has a class attached, and the other doesn’t. Did you switch to the text panel while on the page editor page? I don’t see any real trace of Page Builder in the page itself. If you want the exact same editor WordPress uses I would suggest checking out the SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle. The widget is called SiteOrigin Editor. :)
Hi Alex,
Thanks for the reply.
I have tried the SiteOrigin Editor and the same thing is still happening.
I have taken a look at the source and noticed that the h1 style is specified for a style to do with the easy google fonts plugin.
I have disabled all the plugins apart from the 2 SiteOrigins plugins and this has resulted in both pages no longer having the specified formatting and the font settings (which I thought were part of WrdPress) have now dissapeared.
I need to work out where to specify the styles so that this is re-applied but I don’t think this is an issue with SiteOrigins, just me trying to learn everything at once has lead me to the wrong conclusion.
Thankyou for your help.