How do I change the font color and font style for the tag line?

[Beyond Dreams]

Hi,

I have looked everywhere, and even googled this issue and have found no useful information. I am using an upscale boutique template and the tagline is in lowercase, gray, and in print.

I would like to make this tagline black, with the first letter of each word capitalized, and in edwardian script font.

I did go into the stylesheet and removed lowercase and changed the color to 2e2e2e (I think this is black ) and yet it is still gray not black, and still lowercase. I cant find a spot in there to define the text style for that line. Am I missing anything?


Can anyone please help me to fix this? I am so frustrated with this template I am ready to uninstall it.

[kobra]

A link to this will assist and take the guessing out of the mix

[Beyond Dreams]

Sorry. www.beyonddreams.co

Hope this helps. Thanks a bunch in advance for your time and help.

[kobra]

First off delete or rename "stylesheetoriginal.css" as it is being parsed/used

Rename it with anything BUT a .css ending

[Beyond Dreams]

OMG ty ty ty! it's fixed in color and style. Now how can I change the font to match my logo?

[kobra]

Now how can I change the font to match my logo?

Fonts are controlled by what the user has loaded not what you specify

If you want your tagline to be in a special font you need to create an image for it

[Beyond Dreams]

Thank you for your fast response!! Once I create that image how do I tell it to use it? Sorry for so many questions I am new to all this.

[Beyond Dreams]

Thank you soo much for all your help! I added font-family:edwardian script itc; to the tagline in the css and it worked!!! TY TY TY!

[kobra]

I added font-family:edwardian script itc; to the tagline in the css and it worked

That is because you have that font loaded on your PC
Others that do not have it will see a default font

[gjh42]

The more options you specify in font-family: the more likely a user will actually have something resembling your intention loaded on their computer to display it.