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it actually changes some parts of the post like bullets and post.

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@rajganeshp

1. yes that's possible:

[[params.socialIcons]]
icon = "fa-twitter"
title = "twitter"
url = "https://www.twitter.com/username"

2. yes, you could change that using css. Simply include a custom CSS.
3. yes, you could change that easily using your custom css too.
   you would need to change the css classes .sidebar, .content and .page-top.

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@rajganeshp you can change the font like this:

@import url(//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans);
body{
    font-family: 'Open Sans', sans-serif;
}

Place that snippet in a css file within the assets/css folder and include it as described in the README.md

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Is the above snippet changing the blog post font size. I see the date only in the location where it show the "date" in the blog post. Is there a way to change blog posts font. i would like it little bit bigger if possible.

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It's changing the font but not necessarily the size. if you want to adjust the font size, then go like this:

.post-content p {
font-size: 14px;
}

You can easily see the results by using the inspector in your browser.

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Which part do you want to increase? Just your date or the whole content?

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if you need, take a loot at my site, https://www.connectthoughts.com. I like the font of the post to be little bigger. I'm not sure which font offers the best readability. Again, you helped a lot, but this is something will be better to have. Thanks again.

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Like I said earlier, this can all be done using a custom css script.

However, I won't be providing you with a snippet, as this is outside of the scope of these GitHub issues. Please see the available resources online and tinker a bit around yourself, and you'll should be able to achieve satisfying results.

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