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In CSS, the boldfont-weight value maps to a numeric value of 700 – Source. Currently, when a website using Mayflower has an element styled with font-weight: bold, the element receives the "bolder" font weight, rather than "bold" 👇
Request:
It would be ideal if adopting websites could continue utilizing font-weight: bold and for Mayflower to apply the expected bold styling. I'm not sure how this works for variable fonts, but this used to be achieved by specifying font-weight: bold in the @font-face declaration of the font file.
Steps to reproduce on live site:
Create a custom CSS style declaration that utilizes font-weight: bold
Note that the weight applied is heavier than the Noto bold weight described in the documentation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In CSS, the
bold
font-weight
value maps to a numeric value of700
– Source. Currently, when a website using Mayflower has an element styled withfont-weight: bold
, the element receives the "bolder" font weight, rather than "bold" 👇Request:
It would be ideal if adopting websites could continue utilizing
font-weight: bold
and for Mayflower to apply the expected bold styling. I'm not sure how this works for variable fonts, but this used to be achieved by specifyingfont-weight: bold
in the@font-face
declaration of the font file.Steps to reproduce on live site:
font-weight: bold
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: