Font problems in Quentin
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Hi. Theme is Quentin. Recently switched from Appleworks word processing to Open Office. When I cut and paste a document written in Open Office to be published as a new blog entry, the blog no longer converts the text to the default Quentin font (whose appearance I like much better), but, instead, leaves the text in its original (helvetica) font (which I do not care for when shown on Quentin).
When cut and pasted, the Open Office text includes a line of code on the top of the page. I delete that code, but it makes no difference. (I am posting the blog entry in visual rather than html, as I have always done).
Changing the font before pasting will not allow the text to transform into the more attractive default Quentin font.
Any advice would be helpful.
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Pasting from Open Office to the visual editor introduces code that shouldn’t be there. Don’t paste directly to the visual editor: use the “Paste as plain text” button, or paste to the html editor, then do whatever formatting you have to do (bold etc.) using the relevant buttons.
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It’s in the advanced toolbar. Look at the regular Write Post box; in the icons above the box, the one on the far right is a grid of coloured squares. Click on that and you’;ll see the advanced options, including that one.
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