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Thanks for the help. I changed the font, and found the spirit and changed the icons to white. What the client wants the client gets. (My struggle was understanding that they had cloud flare running against their sites. This delays one from seeing the updates unless you can “purge” the cloud flare.)

Thanks Jon

For example i have added this to the style.css in the backend but nothing changes;

.block-title a, .block-title span, .td-tags a:hover, .td-scroll-up-visible, .td-scroll-up, .sf-menu ul .current-menu-item > a, .sf-menu ul a:hover, .sf-menu ul .sfHover > a, .td-rating-bar-wrap div, .iosSlider .slide-meta-cat, .sf-menu ul .current-menu-ancestor > a, .td-404-sub-sub-title a, .widget_tag_cloud .tagcloud a:hover, .td-mobile-close a, ul.td-category a, .td_social .td_social_type .td_social_button a, .dropcap {
background-color: #C6B28F;
}

w3C cache does implement many of the tricks for optimizing your site. Note you can also do some of that yourself using your htaccess file and make sure you optimize the heck out of your featured images (mine are about 16-24kb max for 700×406). There are quite a few great articles out there on implementing some of the W3C stuff without using the plugin, if you only want to test bits of that. Also setting up an Amazon CDN (S3+cloudfront) and hosting your JS/CSS and fonts there will also speed up your site. You can’t entirely rely on the “theme” to manage your site optimization, as a bunch of that is related to hosting, optimization of images, and minimizing using plugins and fancy jetpack stuff (basically anything that calls out to another site slows yours …). Putting more than two ads on the page from AdSense really slows it down, using anything connected to facebook or twitter “on the page” slows it down. Etc.