Post B5nF536FvX5YWcGW2a by helloyanis@furries.club
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(DIR) Post #B5nF2a98bXU49FR9n6 by helloyanis@furries.club
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#css #tip of the day!Set your site's font-family to system-ui and this will use the device's default font!Great for when :- You don't care about font but don't want Times New Roman because it looks bad- You want to integrate the site better with the user, as they may have a special font that they like on their system and you just reuse this!#font #dev #webdev
(DIR) Post #B5nF52uYd1jNwKnAo4 by IceWolf@masto.brightfur.net
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@helloyanis Why not just use sans-serif and call it good?
(DIR) Post #B5nF536FvX5YWcGW2a by helloyanis@furries.club
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@IceWolf For accessibility reasons! Some people might find some fonts hard to read, so since people's system fonts are usually readable for them, it can help with that!
(DIR) Post #B5nF53IJCijJ7zu8pM by IceWolf@masto.brightfur.net
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@helloyanis *headtilt* But isn't sans-serif more likely to be a font they picked than system-ui?On non-Linux systems it seems like you just can't change the system font, for the most part, at least not without weird hacks.
(DIR) Post #B5nF53SEbofZcmY4Ia by helloyanis@furries.club
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@IceWolf I think you can? I know on Windows and Linux, at least, you can. Android, you can change it on some roms (usually you have a choice between a few fonts, but if you're hacky you can install more)https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/manage-fonts-in-windows-f12d0657-2fc8-7613-c76f-88d043b334b8
(DIR) Post #B5nF5JonlgECNPEJhA by IceWolf@masto.brightfur.net
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@helloyanis Neat. We grew up on Mac, and in typical Apple fashion there was just nothing for that.
(DIR) Post #B5nF5aN4E38ziJNuKG by helloyanis@furries.club
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@IceWolf At least, it seems like now you can!https://tecnobits.com/en/how-do-i-change-the-font-on-a-mac/