Add semantic categories to typography styles. #7998
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@jeherve would you perhaps be able to help with merging + deploying this? |
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@tommyshellberg I'm not too familiar with how deployments work from this repo, but it looks like this is handled daily by the Themes team: I think you could merge the PR, but you can always reach out in #themes in Slack to get some clarification on that. |
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Changes proposed in this Pull Request:
Add semantic descriptions of typography styles, similar to color styles, which allows for matching of meaning to typography("serif", "sans-serif", "modern", "clean", etc.)