I activated a default theme on my site, then reactivated my current theme.

 

When I reactivated it, a font setting was lost. Main headings were in a different font (I think it was Georgia).

 

Anyone know how I get that font setting back?

 

I'm not a developer, and I don't know exactly how Georgia (or whatever font it was) was specified as the font for the headings.

 

The site is http://richardclunan.com/

 

Thanks.

Here're some more details:

I think the font might still be Georgia, but the headings have lost some settings – they've become bold, and one of them a different size…

I have the site in a tab on my browser from before the incident. And here's how it looked: https://www.evernote.com/shard/s258/sh/922aa5da-fe89-4689-8751-1ce6dc577232/5bd2e1d39ab234a42ac6586ea1c12dc1

Here's that same page now (the way it's gone / the way I don't want it): http://richardclunan.com/portfolio/economist/

Also, 'Heading 1' has changed. On this page: http://richardclunan.com/costaricapacket/ the heading that reads "The timescale of our story is in generations" is not as it was. That heading style previously was the same as the heading "Fire and Rescue service - direct mail' that you see on this page: http://richardclunan.com/portfolio/fire-direct-mail/

(Where I have a heading in the title/heading field it's not changed. But where i have a heading defined as 'Heading 1' in the body of the page, it's changed...)

Nice to see a reference to David Ogilvy on the first page

 

So, having a quick scan at what you've provided, it looks like it's all Georgia anyway. Your Evernote version is Georgia but I thought that your H1 was just a different shade of black (the rest of your text is specified as 'black').

 

However, I have since seen that you have an inline style in the heading:

style="font-weight:bold"

So when trying to override the font weight, it resorts back to this. It was either added manually in error or perhaps the code remained from one of your earlier themes. You can manually edit the line to how you see fit by either using a text-editor or within the editor function in WP. I would recommend the former as a precaution so that you don't break anything

 

Good luck!

Thanks.

 

Got it sorted.