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The footer text appears bold on one of my pages for some reason (2nd screenshot shoes how it looks on other pages). I think it has something to do with the gallery images because when I delete the gallery, the footer font goes back to normal. I am using bold html tags on the gallery image descriptions but not sure how that would affect the footer text.

 

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On 3/29/2023 at 5:26 PM, jimifitz said:

Sorry about that. Footer links appear in bold on this page https://www.theprojecttwins.com/illustration

but it should look like it is on this page https://www.theprojecttwins.com/art

Font weight on this page is 700, other pages are 400, not sure why

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I see a <b> tag appear on this page. I guess you have a missing closing </b> tag somewhere, cause problems

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So there are two options to solve this problem

 

Option 1. Check all <b> and </b> and make sure, all text always have opening tag <b> and closing tag </b>

Option 2. Add this to Design > Custom CSS to override font weight on this page footer

div#block-0f0f46023a35a976154b * {
    font-weight: 400 !important;
}

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