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If the font for post titles/headings when rendered finally to the user is a serif font, then the editor should allow editing the post using a serif font.
Marked as a bug because this discrepancy causes frustration and breaks the seamlessness in the UX of writing posts. The font should match the current theme's exact font.
Steps to Reproduce
Change site font to serif
Visit post editor
Ghost Version
Latest
Node.js Version
18
How did you install Ghost?
Self hosted
Database type
MySQL 8
Browser & OS version
No response
Relevant log / error output
No response
Code of Conduct
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huzaifahj
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Post editor font does not match rendered post font
Post editor title font does not match rendered post title font
May 20, 2024
huzaifahj
changed the title
Post editor title font does not match rendered post title font
Post editor title/heading font does not match rendered font
May 20, 2024
The editor experience is intentionally completely separate to the theme. This is true for all aspects of the editor, from the title to the body content and each card. The admin area is meant for content management, not for site design, and so it has a consistent UX no matter what changes you've made in the theme or elsewhere.
Themes have complete control over how content will look with infinite ways to achieve different results, there's no way the editor could read how a theme is displaying in any reliable way. Having themes control the editor experience would also open a lot of avenues for the editor experience to be completely broken which is a much more serious breakdown of a seamless editing experience.
If you want to see how the content you're working on will look within your theme it's necessary to use the preview function.
Issue Summary
If the font for post titles/headings when rendered finally to the user is a serif font, then the editor should allow editing the post using a serif font.
Marked as a bug because this discrepancy causes frustration and breaks the seamlessness in the UX of writing posts. The font should match the current theme's exact font.
Steps to Reproduce
Ghost Version
Latest
Node.js Version
18
How did you install Ghost?
Self hosted
Database type
MySQL 8
Browser & OS version
No response
Relevant log / error output
No response
Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: