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• This reply was modified 8 years by naukazasite.

I guess it is Times New Roman. If it is, do I implement it sitewise using custom fonts or some other, easier way?

I’m talking about this font: https://s9.postimg.org/bf1vhimtb/Capture.png

Thank you for your answer. I understand now the method of contain the menubar.

Regarding the CSS solution, it’s interesting — works when entered in the Custom Code CSS in the Theme Panel, but not when added to the style.css in the child theme. Anyway, it solved the issue.

And one final question — what is the font used instead when logo is absent? It looks very similar to PT Serif, but it’s not. Could you tell me the name of it and if possible, how to replace my current PT Serif with this one across the website?

Thank you.

I am developing sciencegasm.com

Additionally, “No results” return field’s font is Roboto (when terms in search field have not been found). I cannot find a way in Theme Panel to change it to Open Sans. I would be great if you help me solve these issues.

Thank you.

I think you understood corectlly – I want the menubar and footer possibly to have the same with as the content container. All settings in my Theme Panel as you pointed out are set to “No stretch” but still the menubar stretches beyond the content. See here: https://ibb.co/diFO16

Thank you — the code seems to cut the address at the Sidebar’s width. Just is case: is there an code that could show the whole address, but instead of breaking it — by breaking it into 2-3 rows?

If not, thank you for your timely help.

It is Authors widget in a sidebar which is shown website-wide.The widget is filtered by role of user: Author and Editor. The subtheme used is “Say what”.

The address is at localhost:8888.

Unfortunately I’m developing the website using offline server (running MAMP). I’ve tried many combinations trying to target the specified class — both in custom CSS and style.css in the child theme with no effect. Any suggestions?

Unfortunately, it doesn’t solve the issue.