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I kind of like having lato in there for the design aspect 😀 |
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can i use a custom font of mine and delete the other, |
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@assassinateur if you want to replace the font and icons, at this point it might be a good idea to fork this project. we try to make it as flexible as we can, but being able to swap out the icon set and fonts is a little beyond scope |
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@Jenius While I do like the font and, I'll be the first to admit, it is rather light, I do see a fundamental issue with its presence in the library. I don't believe that it aligns with the goals of the project. On top of that, it's another two requests on every page load for a rather small style difference. IMHO. |
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I understand the concern and desire to eliminate, but tbh the google fonts version looks vastly better still in my eyes. Like huge amounts. Maybe we could make it optional? |
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Definitely think this should be moved in to an option - this could potentially cause problems for https sites as it's using just the http protocol. With Google webfonts you can just use //fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato:900 and it will use the appropriate protocol if you do want to keep this in the library. |
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The https thing isn't an issue, if you look at the code above protocol is an option |
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Sorry, which code are you referring to? |
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ah I see now! I'm intrigued - what's the advantage of doing it that way vs just using //fonts... and having the appropriate protocol automatically served? |
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@jgclifton The main issue is local testing and development. In local development, |
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@tmilewski thanks 👍 |
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I would be totally ok with this if the default were set to true 😀 |
Remove Google Fonts Dependency


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