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How to Change the Font on Blog Post Titles in WordPress
1. Log in to the WordPress dashboard from the 'wp-admin' directory of your website. Navigate to 'Appearance' and click the 'Editor' link to load the 'Edit Themes' screen.
2. Locate the 'index.php' file listed under the 'Templates' heading and click its link to load the file. Find the pair of HTML tags wrapping around your blog post titles. The code will look similar to this:
' title='
Take note of both the tag being used -- typically a heading tag such as '
' or '
' -- plus the class name attributed to the tag. Add a class name to the tag if one does not already exist. Click 'Update File' to save if you changed the file.
3. Scroll down on the 'Edit Themes' screen and click the link to the 'style.css' file. Add the following code to the end of the file:.post-title {font-family: 'Name of Font';}Select a common Web font such as 'Georgia,' 'Arial' or 'Verdana.' The exception to the rule is if you use an @font-face rule to embed the font, which requires that you also upload the font's file to your server. Update the file when finished editing.
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