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"Pianoforte" problem: different fonts than before!?

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Hello,

I don't know why and when exactly but (maybe after one of the last Joomla" Updates";) our Pianoforte template shows the wrong fonts which are hard to read, too, because they're so tiny! Please let me know how to set fonts back to Pianoforte defaults.

Thanks in advance!
webstone
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ciaran
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Hello

Your current default font appears to be 'Open Sans', is this correct?

To increase the default font size, you can add the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Templates -> [YourTemplateStyle] -> Custom CSS)....

Edit to taste

body {

    font-size: 15px;

}


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Dear ciaran,

thanks for your answer. Unfortunately it's not like this.
The font does not appear to be Open Sans, it looks more like "Times" or so ...
Please see for yourself: http://www.massivhaus-birkenwerder.de

Is there a way to get back the original font type and font weight of the Pianoforte Template?
As I already told you, I didn't change it manually, it happened during a Joomla! Update procedure.

Best regards,
webstone
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