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In css_variables.css from sap_horizon_hcw, the --sapFontHeaderFamily variable is defined as follows: --sapFontHeaderFamily: "72", "72full", Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
While in sap_horizon_hcb, as well as sap_horizon and sap_horizon_dark, it is defined like this: --sapFontHeaderFamily: "72-Bold", "72-Boldfull", "72", "72full", Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
Which looks like the correct definition.
Version: 11.15.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I had a quick chat with colleagues from SAP Design. Having @sapFontHeaderFamily mapped to @sapFontFamily in Horizon HCW and to @sapFontBoldFamily everywhere else is intentional. Hence, I'll close this issue.
Nevertheless, I'd be interested if this outlier causes issues for you. Can you share your use-case?
Thank you for your quick feedback! After more consideration, SAP Design now has the impression that sapFontHeaderFamily should not be bold in Horizon HCB as well. They updated the Theming – Typography (Horizon) specification to reflect that. I'll also show them the link you provided and ask to keep both in sync.
In css_variables.css from sap_horizon_hcw, the --sapFontHeaderFamily variable is defined as follows:
--sapFontHeaderFamily: "72", "72full", Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
While in sap_horizon_hcb, as well as sap_horizon and sap_horizon_dark, it is defined like this:
--sapFontHeaderFamily: "72-Bold", "72-Boldfull", "72", "72full", Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
Which looks like the correct definition.
Version: 11.15.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: