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The Fonts 4 spec defines a font-display descriptor for @font-feature-values, which otherwise contains a bunch of at-rules. I can't find much discussion on it, so I wanted to know:
Is this feature implemented anywhere?
Do we need to keep it?
It seems like a really awkward place to put a font-display descriptor, @font-feature-values has nothing to do with loading fonts...
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It is slightly awkward, but @font-feature-values is useful because it lets us associate things with @font-faces by name without having to modify the @font-face rules directly. In particular, this lets the author modify fonts pulled in from a font server like Google Fonts, for instance.
I believe it's implemented in Chrome, at least. @xiaochengh ?
The Fonts 4 spec defines a
font-display
descriptor for@font-feature-values
, which otherwise contains a bunch of at-rules. I can't find much discussion on it, so I wanted to know:It seems like a really awkward place to put a
font-display
descriptor,@font-feature-values
has nothing to do with loading fonts...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: