How can I find out the font(s) that are used in a theme(Newspaper)?
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Hello,
Very new to Concrete5, I need font info from an installed theme - Newspaper
Simple instructions please I am that new.
All the best, Dan
Very new to Concrete5, I need font info from an installed theme - Newspaper
Simple instructions please I am that new.
All the best, Dan
Marked this best by accident - sorry - v new :(
No .css files present in /Packages/"ThemeName" lots of .less files (I don't know anything about)
No .css files present in /Packages/"ThemeName" lots of .less files (I don't know anything about)
hello,
If you are using Chrome as a browser, install a chrome plugin called whatFont. With that, you just click on any piece of text on any page and it tells you what it is including font-size and all.
You can find whatFOnt here:https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/whatfont/jabopobgcpjmedljp...
If you need a Firefox alternative you have Font Finder. It is not nearly as nice but it'll do the trick. You can find it here:https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/font-finder/...
On your website for example, with whatFont I can see you are using Merriweather for text like "Arena for" and the slider. And you are using Roboto Condensed for "Contact".
If you are using Chrome as a browser, install a chrome plugin called whatFont. With that, you just click on any piece of text on any page and it tells you what it is including font-size and all.
You can find whatFOnt here:https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/whatfont/jabopobgcpjmedljp...
If you need a Firefox alternative you have Font Finder. It is not nearly as nice but it'll do the trick. You can find it here:https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/font-finder/...
On your website for example, with whatFont I can see you are using Merriweather for text like "Arena for" and the slider. And you are using Roboto Condensed for "Contact".
Thank you, very clear helpful instructions and a wonderful little bit of kit for chrome - GREAT ANSWER
You could do this using your browser's 'developer tools' or equivalent.
Or using google chrome right click and inspect element on the theme, click on some text, then look in the CSS styles on the right, find font-family and the font name should be listed there.