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  • #58254
    Kim
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    I installed the google fonts plug in so that I could use the David font on my content but I am not seeing it as a choice on my font options. Is there anything additional that I need to do?

    Kim
    Hidemyage.com

    p.s. have you referred all of your female friends to my blog? I’ve referred all my wordpress friends to you! 🙂

    #58263

    my Google font in <h3> does not change. It is always the same for H1 to H6. Colors and size are okay.

    see http://naehbistro.com

    #58286
    Sakin
    Keymaster

    @Kim: I don’t see David in the list of Google Font, that is why it is not showing. For Google font list, check this https://www.google.com/fonts

    #58287
    Sakin
    Keymaster

    @powwareherbie: I don’t get it what you mean. When I check in your site, I see that you have Open Sans for all heading tags as well as body text. So, can you explain what is you code and how are you trying to do it.

    #58291
    Kim
    Participant

    https://www.google.com/fonts

    Sure it is. Do a search for David. It’s there.

    #58306
    Sakin
    Keymaster

    @Kim: Yes, I did search for David font and see the result https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/81234910/google-font-david-not-found.png. I just found “Cardo” font by David Perry. But there is no font called David

    #58460
    Kim
    Participant

    aaaah. I see. sorry!

    It’s asking me to Add CSS Selectors:

    Type each CSS selector that you would like this font control to manage in the box below. Use the tab key to separate each selector.

    What would these CSS selectors be?

    #58464
    Sakin
    Keymaster

    @Kim: Not sure that you want to do with that. Try adding the selector as
    #main-wrapper

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