How to change the font of a page to match the rest of my blog using CSS?

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    I changed the font of my body text to Arimo using the CSS upgrade. How can I change the font of the About Me page to Arimo as well? Thanks!

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    Hi there,

    I checked your About Me page, and it looks like there is code in the text on that page that is setting a different font from the one used on the rest of the blog.

    If you’re curious, you can see that code by editing that page (under Pages > All Pages in your dashboard) and clicking on the “Text” tab in the editor. You’ll see all the code that controls how the text looks, including this style code:

    style="font: 12pt/20pt optima;"

    That makes the text use the Optima font instead of the Arimo font you chose for the body text.

    One way to fix that is to delete the style code I mentioned above. You’ll need to delete it from each paragraph in the post.

    Another way to fix it is to stay on the “Visual” tab in the editor, copy all the text from your post, and then erase it from the editor. Click on the Paste as Text button, and then paste the text in again. That will remove the style code for you.

    If you’d like me to help you do that, please let me know!

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