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Feature: Addition of more then one Font Family for Typography Theming #5563
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@crisbeto thoughts? |
It definitely makes sense. It shouldn't be too much trouble to support since it can fall back to the main font family. |
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Allows for the `font-family` to be overwritten on a per-level basis. The default one is still taken from the base config. Fixes angular#5563.
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Allows for the `font-family` to be overwritten on a per-level basis. The default one is still taken from the base config. Fixes angular#5563.
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Allows for the `font-family` to be overwritten on a per-level basis. The default one is still taken from the base config. Fixes #5563.
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Bug, feature request, or proposal:
Feature
What is the current behavior?
Typography theming allows a single font-family to be chosen using $font-family in the configuration
What is the use-case or motivation for changing an existing behavior?
Most applications and sites use more then one font-family. Typically h1 and/or h2 ($title) headers use a second font-family, but other then creating a second config there's no way to override the $title with a second font-family. Something like mat-typography-level taking another parameter to override the font-family, or an new mixin that does both level and font-family so the mixin name more closely reflects it's use.
Which versions of Angular, Material, OS, TypeScript, browsers are affected?
Angular 4.2.5, Angular Material 2.0.0-beta.7, Windows 10
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