more fonts examples? #12
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I wouldn't concentrate on fonts for now, blog is more important. We can add more fonts examples when we have examples for the most used bigger features in Material for MkDocs, but currently, I wouldn't consider it a priority.
I agree, any ideas? |
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How about "Disabling Google Fonts Autoloading" - or leave away the "autoloading" bit if you think this is too unwieldy. Personally, I would go with precision. |
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Pushed up a small fix but am thinking about whether we need more font examples? We don't have the 2nd most basic one of simply changing to a different font that is also hosted on Google Fonts. Is that what you meant by "auto"?
Btw. the section "autoloading" in the documentation seems to be a misnomer - it is about turning off the autoloading of fonts from Google? Perhaps I am not grasping the use of terminology.