Writing CSS inside the plugin

[Stefano]

Hi!
I installed your plugin to use a new font that was not expected, and it works perfectly, unlike another plugin of the same kind that has more downloads but does not work.
The font is “Another Danger”.
I tried flagging the H1 and it works, except that it obviously changes the H1 font of all the other pages, which I do not want.
So I disabled the flag on H1 and tried a hundred times to write the line of code inside the plugin, but I just can’t do it, it doesn’t come out.
Can you please tell me which line of code I have to write to change the font of the red writing “DOFITMIND” (not the first one in the header, that’s an image), the second one in the middle of the homepage.
Thank you very much if you help me!
Stefano

[Dinesh]

Hi Stefano,

Do you mean this section? https://tinyurl.com/22yoovve

It looks like it is already using the custom font. Let me know if you’re referring to a different section or need further adjustments!

Best regards,
Dinesh

[Stefano]

Hi Dinesh!

Yes, that’s exactly it!
Yes, I used it in a plugin called “Premium Blocks for Gutenberg”, because it allows a lot of graphic processing of the text (shadow, character spacing, etc.).
But by selecting the H1 flag, the font conversion works, only that it also changes all the H1s of the other pages, the fixed ones set by the theme (the page titles), which I don’t want.
I tried to intercept the lines in the CSS via the Google console, I tried many times but I can’t find the right lines, or maybe I’m doing something wrong in the syntax to write. I know I’m one step away, there’s not much left… eheh

[Dinesh]

Hi Stefano,

Please keep this in custom element box and assign font to it and this should assign the font to that section only.

h1.premium-title-header .premium-title-text-title

Thanks

[Stefano]

You are great Dinesh! It works, thank you so much for your help!

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