[OpenFontLibrary] @font-face rules on the listings page: new OFLB

[Ben Weiner]

Hi,

Quite a lot of the typefaces we currently host on OFLB have only one 
weight, but some have many: regular, italic, bold and bold italic for 
example.

On the listings page (http://openfontlibrary.fontly.org/files) we've 
provided a link (perhaps confusingly labelled 'link', short for 
'font-link to your html') that you can click, if you have Javascript, to 
display a sample @font-face CSS rule set for each typeface (I have in 
fact temporarily disabled the feature for a different reason).

The CSS was originally coded up to display only one rule - the one for 
the first weight of the typeface. I think that is a bit pointless and we 
should provide the full set. But I also think this may make the page 
slow to render and for little benefit. Each typeface record page 
provides the full ruleset. So should we remove rulesets from the 
listings page?

Cheers,
Ben

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