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Just curious about your thoughts on this; currently all fonts from the manifest are added with @preloadFonts. So when you've multiple CSS files (for multisite):
With different fonts in the CSS files on all websites you'll get all fonts. From the manifest you can't relate the fonts to a file so the achieve that you've to scan the CSS files again, or Vite does have something for that? But then @preloadFonts needs to know the CSS file to scan for fonts; @preloadFonts('resources/css/website.' . $websiteId . '.css') but maybe hooking into @vite so we don't need an extra directive would be cleaner. Not sure how Vite scans the CSS for fonts, but we've to repeat that from PHP.
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Just curious about your thoughts on this; currently all fonts from the manifest are added with
@preloadFonts
. So when you've multiple CSS files (for multisite):And within the
<head>
something like:With different fonts in the CSS files on all websites you'll get all fonts. From the manifest you can't relate the fonts to a file so the achieve that you've to scan the CSS files again, or Vite does have something for that? But then
@preloadFonts
needs to know the CSS file to scan for fonts;@preloadFonts('resources/css/website.' . $websiteId . '.css')
but maybe hooking into@vite
so we don't need an extra directive would be cleaner. Not sure how Vite scans the CSS for fonts, but we've to repeat that from PHP.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: