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"Step 4 : Locate the Font ID" doesn’t say which specific kind of element to look for, whereas it should say (I think) that we’re looking for a style element with an id like custom-… (containing @font-faces etc.) (the ID shape is mentioned in the next step but feels at least as relevant in this one)
In my case the UI was asking for three IDs, three variants of the same font. I could only find one font ID (one style block) for all variants of the font, so I used the same ID in all three inputs. Not sure if that’s expected as the guide didn’t mention that.
In my case, there are a few more variants, and one more font, than those listed in the dialog that’s asking for font IDs, so it’s a bit confusing, and nothing seems to clear that up.
Sorry if that’s a bit of vague/composite issue, let me know if you want me to split that in several issues.
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The step-by-step guide for finding font IDs has two issues that make it, I think, less clear that it should be:
style
element with anid
likecustom-…
(containing@font-face
s etc.) (the ID shape is mentioned in the next step but feels at least as relevant in this one)style
block) for all variants of the font, so I used the same ID in all three inputs. Not sure if that’s expected as the guide didn’t mention that.Sorry if that’s a bit of vague/composite issue, let me know if you want me to split that in several issues.
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