Changing the font weight & applying custom CSS to email form

Site URL: https://valueadd.one

I have a couple of questions where I seek help.

1. I have a Medium widget on the front page that I embedded through a code block coming via a SociableKIT javascript widget. The problem is the font title of the blog post which looks bolder than any other font element of this type on the page. I'd like to make it lighter so it'd look the same way as other font elements.

Originally, I assigned all headers via CSS styles to be in Telegraf font as well as on the on the end of SociableKIT where I included the same font style code for a title block. Indeed, we see a widget rendered with a font title in Telegraf font, but for some reason it looks bolder, given that I haven't included any special code instruction for this element to look bolder.

2. On the 'Working together' page (https://www.valueadd.one/working-together) I'd like the email form elements also be in Telegraf font. How do I do that? Please help me identify the id name for that form element.

23 hours ago, Vit said:

Site URL: https://valueadd.one

I have a couple of questions where I seek help.

1. I have a Medium widget on the front page that I embedded through a code block coming via a SociableKIT javascript widget. The problem is the font title of the blog post which looks bolder than any other font element of this type on the page. I'd like to make it lighter so it'd look the same way as other font elements.

Originally, I assigned all headers via CSS styles to be in Telegraf font as well as on the on the end of SociableKIT where I included the same font style code for a title block. Indeed, we see a widget rendered with a font title in Telegraf font, but for some reason it looks bolder, given that I haven't included any special code instruction for this element to look bolder.

2. On the 'Working together' page (https://www.valueadd.one/working-together) I'd like the email form elements also be in Telegraf font. How do I do that? Please help me identify the id name for that form element.

1. Can you share some screenshots of your issue? It could help us a lot to find the right solution

2. Try adding to Home > Design > Custom Css

#block-5b627cba3864c5d0d65b   * {
  font-family: 'Telegraf' !important;
}

On 12/2/2021 at 7:04 PM, bangank36 said:

1. Can you share some screenshots of your issue? It could help us a lot to find the right solution

2. Try adding to Home > Design > Custom Css

#block-5b627cba3864c5d0d65b   * {
  font-family: 'Telegraf' !important;
}

 

@bangank36 Strangely enough, but this CSS works on desktop, but doesn't work on mobile. See a screen file att. Any thoughts why?

On 12/4/2021 at 8:54 PM, Vit said:

Try adding to Home > Design > Custom Css

#block-5b627cba3864c5d0d65b   * {
  font-family: 'Telegraf' !important;
}

@tuanphan hey, can you pls help me figure out why this code doesn't work on mobile? It should apply a custom font to an email form, but apparently renders as cursive font on mobile (checked on Opera & Safari on mobile).

@Vit Don't remove/edit any code in your current code. Add this to Design > Custom CSS

/* Contact form font */
div#block-bf4c75f1e28a7d30c89c * {
    font-family: "TR" !important;
}

1 hour ago, tuanphan said:

@Vit Don't remove/edit any code in your current code. Add this to Design > Custom CSS

/* Contact form font */
div#block-bf4c75f1e28a7d30c89c * {
    font-family: "TR" !important;
}

 

Thanks so much, it worked!

@tuanphan hey, one more question. but how do I make the font size for all input fields in this form bigger than 12px? 

19 hours ago, Vit said:

@tuanphan hey, one more question. but how do I make the font size for all input fields in this form bigger than 12px? 

Use this CSS

div#page-section-61ab621d7f90a4777b5d26dd input {
    font-size: 20px;
}

27 minutes ago, tuanphan said:

Use this CSS

div#page-section-61ab621d7f90a4777b5d26dd input {
    font-size: 20px;
}

 

@tuanphanThanks so much!!