Question: I am trying to customize the font on my site title to Raleway in Wordpress.

I have added the google font code in `Customize` > `Typography`. This is working to change the font on my PC but not on my mobile device.

I added this code to the Custom CSS panel:

```
@site-title {
    font-family: 'Raleway';
    font-style: light;
    src: url ('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Raleway');
}

```

Nothing seems to work. Any ideas of what I can do?

my site: [stillnorthretreatco.com](http://stillnorthretreatco.com)

Thanks!!

Answer: 
`#` is only used to indicate a comment when used inside Python code. In your query, it is inside the query string, and so is not parsed as a comment identifier, but as part of the query.

If you delete it, you are left with 8 `%s` and only 7 items inside `payload`.
I believe the problem is you have multiple %s string indicators in your execute string but are only giving it a single item (in this case a list) which it doesn't know it should break down into multiple values.

Try using some of the suggestions in this post to get your desired effect.

[Using Python String Formatting with Lists](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7568627/using-python-string-formatting-with-lists)