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[ellie_t Friend ellie_tJoin date: March 2008Posts: 205Downloads:0Uploads:11 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#811233

Hi. I like the native font on the template, but also do not want to type in all of my content since I have it already.
I have tried copying and pasting into notepad and then pasting into the article editor as plain text, but it still appears as Times New Roman. Thanks for any suggestions.

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#811737

Hi
if you would like to change the default text of the site , Here is documentation to change/Embed new font in template .
Hope it helps.

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#813300

Thank you. Actually, I am not trying to change the font native to the template at all. I like it and want to use it, but whenever i copy and paste text, the original font is what shows up on the site…not the font of the template. When I create content from the custom html module, it is of course in the template’s font. Even if i copy the text from my document, then paste it into notepad and then copy and paste from notepad as plain text into the text editor…it still over-rides the template’s font. I hope this is clear.

How do I find out what the font is that is being used natively and then set it to be the global font via the method you showed me?

I just changed my global font from "not applied" (in the template layout settings you mentioned) to a specific font and didn’t see my article text font change. It stayed Times New Roman which is the font of the original text which I copied into the article.

Thanks.

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#814075

Hi
kindly post the below details via Private reply

1. Site admin details
2. Article ID and front end url of article that not using default template font style .
   3 . If possible post screenshot of issues with above info (2) .

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#832531

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#832537

I installed JCE editor and selected the text, the selected remove formatting.

That worked for me. I still would really like to know the name of the font native to the template though.
How can i find out?

Thanks!

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#832699

Hi
the default font is Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif . Here u can check it > http://prntscr.com/9ja2q7

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