Hello, good people of Atahualpa!

I'd like to use a Google Font for our h1 tags; but, when I append that CSS, it is not recognized by the theme. Using Firebug, I've figured out that Atahualpa is seeing Two WordPress versions—in this case, WordPress #3 (Atahualpa) and WordPress #2 (Google Font CSS). What I can't figure out is why the appended h1 tags' CSS is not being recognized (struck through); in one case, the font-size is struck through; in the second case, the font-family is struck through.

iv.post-headline h1, div.post-headline h2 {
font-size:1.7em;
margin:0;
padding:0;
}
wordpress #3 (line 63)

h1 {
font-family:'Tangerine',arial,serif;
font-size:28px;
font-style:normal;
font-weight:400;
letter-spacing:0;
line-height:1em;
text-decoration:none;
text-shadow:none;
text-transform:none;
word-spacing:0;
}
wordpress #2 (line 35)

h1 {
font-family:'Tangerine',arial,serif;
}
wordpress #2 (line 34)

In HTML Inserts: Header:

<link  href="//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Tangerine:regular,bold&subset=latin" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" >

http://uusharon.org/wordpress

Does anyone have any experience using Google Fonts with Atahualpa 3.5.3 and successfully using Google Font h1 tags?

Thank you,
Doug Arnold

where are you 'appending' the css?

Site looks nice, but you should apply the menu bug fixes in the New Versions, & Updating forum

p.s. I know where that church is!

Juggledad, You do?! Wow! That's cool! It's a great group of people, too. I am on the website development committee and we're meeting tonight! to discuss things related to the website going live. It's an exciting time.

Yes, I will check out the New Versions, and Updating Forum you mentioned; AND, I read this AFTER the fact and it has solved the problem; but, I DO want to share the information:

From Google Fonts:

* CSS WARNING
Most likely the theme you are using has defined very specific elements in its stylesheet and these may override the generic tags specified above. If you don't see any changes after checking the style boxes above, you will need to enter custom css into the CSS box. An example of CSS that would be more specific would be:

#container p { font-family: 'Reenie Beanie', arial, serif; }

This would define all paragraphs found within a <div id="container"></div> element. Stylesheets (CSS) can be sensitive and tricky sometimes. If you are new to CSS the w3schools tutorials are a great place to start.

Wonderful theme, Juggledad—just terrific!!

Doug Arnold
Website Development Committee
Unitarian Church of Sharon, MA