Leverage font-display: swap mode of Google fonts #26
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For performance reasons it is best to use `font-display: swap` and Google Fonts supports this via a URL param. See: https://web.dev/font-display/?utm_source=lighthouse&utm_medium=lr#google-fonts
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UltiRequiem
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Good work!
Are you able to make a PR for each repo on https://github.com/pages-themes ?
If not you are not, is it okey if I do it?
I'm not familiar enough with the other themes to make that suggestion, but if you are and think they need it please go ahead. |
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For performance reasons it is best to use
font-display: swapand Google Fonts supports this via a URL param. See: https://web.dev/font-display/?utm_source=lighthouse&utm_medium=lr#google-fonts for more info.I think it would be wise to add this to the template as the lack of it gets a page a significant ding in web performance measurement.