By Keith T. on

I am looking at ways ro customize the font of the titiles of my content. When I post, the title of the post is the same font as the content itself. The size of the titile is fine, I just want to change the style of the font.

I am not a web programmer, so please make your responses as easy to follow as possible. I do follow directions very well. Thank you in advance!

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Scourge’s picture

Scourge commented

You can do this pretty easily by editing your stylesheet. On your site installation you should have a folder named \themes\themename, where "themename" is the name of the theme your site uses.

In that folder should be a file named style.css. Open it in Notepad or other text editor.

Search for a block named ".page-title". It probably looks something similar to this:

.page-title {
	padding: 0px;
	margin-top: 10px;
	margin-bottom: 10px;
	text-align: center;
	font-size: 14pt;
}

Your exact lines will vary. To alter the font used, add a line in that block like this (or create that .page-title block if it doesn't exist):

	font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;

... specifying whatever fonts or font-families you'd like to use, in priority order. Meaning, it will attempt to use the first one listed if it's installed on the user's system, otherwise goes to the next one, etc.

Save the style.css file and refresh your page. The change should appear immediately.

Keith T.’s picture

Keith T. commented

Thank you...I figured it out!