Hello, good people of Kitsun!
I’ve been trying my hand at editing a default CSS layout for several hours, and I’ve become stuck.
Basically, what I would like to do is enlarge the {{Vocabulary}} field and force it to display the KanjiStrokeOrders font. However, I cannot find the relevant commands anywhere in the style editor box. Obviously, I’m a complete noob when it comes to CSS editing–or coding in general. 
Any help or hint would be much appreciated!
If you have the font installed locally you’d have to find the .kanji_highlight class in the Styling textarea. If it does not exist you can also create it
.kanji_highlight{
font-family: 'KanjiStrokeOrders';
font-size: 3rem;
}
Something like that should work. You have to change the ‘KanjiStrokeOrders’ fontname to whatever it is called in your OS (you can usually see that when you install it I think). And tweak the font-size value to a size that you think fits well.
Do make sure that you are not inside a @media section as those are used for mobile/tablet styling in particular.
Hope that helps a bit!
Indeed, I see my mistake now. I had created this class though inside another class. So, of course, it wasn’t working. 
Thank you very much! 
Glad it worked!