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shouldInlineFonts if fonts or inlineFonts = true
Description of changes
This change updates shouldInlineFonts
to evaluate as described in the README: true if either the fonts
or inlineFonts
option is set to true. At the moment, both fonts
and inlineFonts
would need to be set to true for the whole statement to be truthy.
-
inlineFonts
Boolean Inline critical font-face rules (default:false
) -
preloadFonts
Boolean Preloads critical fonts (default:true
) -
fonts
Boolean Shorthand for settinginlineFonts
+preloadFonts
- Values:-
true
to inline critical font-face rules and preload the fonts -
false
to don't inline any font-face rules and don't preload fonts
-
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Hiya - sorry for taking a bit to get around to this. I'm not entirely sure what the best option is for this, since the property is currently a tri-state:
-
fonts: false
: don't inline or preload anything -
fonts: true
: inline and preload everything -
fonts: undefined
: preload, but don't inline (this is the default)
This could be a breaking change since users might be expecting a certain behavior.
Maybe we can rethink the fonts
flag? Remove it given the confusion and also the additional font optimization (WIP) makes it less extensible.
Removing it seems like the way to go.