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piergi
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The problem you see is more likely related to the custom font used by the theme. It seems that this font does not have any non-English characters.
Go to your stylesheet and change the default font to some font you have (e.g. Arial):
[file: style.css]
After the «clear» part, into the «body» field, change this line:
font-family: Vegur, sans-serif;and make it look like this:
font-family: Arial, Vegur, sans-serif;If you want you can get rid of the [i]Vegur[/i] altogether and your browser will use whatever font is the default [i]sans-serif[/i]:
font-family: sans-serif;This font is probably the one you are already seeing for [i]é[/i] and [i]â[/i]. It looks bold to you because the Vegur font is extremely thin (looks like [i]Raleigh[/i] from Google Fonts).
Hope this helps.
Piergi
