I did some reorganization to better enable the ability to use a sans-serif font for the body text or a serif font for the headings and menus. I was originally using the CSS custom properties --serif, --sans-serif, and --mono, and I have now added --bodyfont and --headerfont. In doing so, I can avoid assigning --serif to sans-serif fonts or --sans-serif to serif fonts. Now, --serif will always refer to serif fonts, and --sans-serif will always refer to sans-serif fonts, but --bodyfont and --headerfont may equal either --serif or --sans-serif, depending upon your preferences. Because this involved adding these two new custom properties to global.css and globalindex.css, you may need to refresh your browser cache before this will work properly.
If you do view the site with sans-serif body text and serif headings and menus, then I recommend changing the fonts, as the default fonts do not work best for this when switched. I would recommend Lora for serif headings and menus and either Fira Sans or Radio Canada for sans-serif body text.
I did some reorganization to better enable the ability to use a sans-serif font for the body text or a serif font for the headings and menus. I was originally using the CSS custom properties --serif, --sans-serif, and --mono, and I have now added --bodyfont and --headerfont. In doing so, I can avoid assigning --serif to sans-serif fonts or --sans-serif to serif fonts. Now, --serif will always refer to serif fonts, and --sans-serif will always refer to sans-serif fonts, but --bodyfont and --headerfont may equal either --serif or --sans-serif, depending upon your preferences. Because this involved adding these two new custom properties to global.css and globalindex.css, you may need to refresh your browser cache before this will work properly.
If you do view the site with sans-serif body text and serif headings and menus, then I recommend changing the fonts, as the default fonts do not work best for this when switched. I would recommend Lora for serif headings and menus and either Fira Sans or Radio Canada for sans-serif body text.