In order to change the font-family of all elements on your website, you could use that:
* { font-family: 'source sans pro'!important; }
In my case, I would like to change only a few kind of elements:
a, span, input { font-family: 'source sans pro'!important; }
But if you have icons that use another font-family like FontAwesome, you may force them to not use what you've set before
i, .icon-home, .icon-user, .icon-shopping-cart { font-family: FontAwesome!important; } .fa { font-family: FontAwesome-v4!important; }
The "!important" was used to force the use of the font-family even if another font-family was set in another place
I often use the "!important" when I'm working in a platform like WordPress and I am changing/overwriting the theme...
On your website you should not use '!important'
Best regards,
Adriano Schmidt
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