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And it is even more counter-intuitive if the origin of the VF is another one than Regular. I would see better name ID 16 (or ID 1 as a fallback) for the font-family entry.
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I don't know much in web development so my question may be stupid. Does the font family name of the Variable Font has to be the full font name (ID4)?
Example:
font-family: "Fontname VAR Regular";
It creates weird CSS style stuff when another style from the origin is called.
And it is even more counter-intuitive if the origin of the VF is another one than Regular. I would see better name ID 16 (or ID 1 as a fallback) for the font-family entry.
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