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Make heading-style use the font-weight-heading value #1213
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I'm a fan of making the heading weights bold (at least for h1 and h2)... ...but if we don't quickly get consensus on that, then I suggest defining a new variable that we use for admonition font weights and then lowering our header font weight variable value to 400 so that nothing visually changes and we just use a more sensible variable name. |
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I don't have a strong opinion on that but I think making sure it's taken into account will surelly make @trallard work easier
Thanks for the ping - as part of the style changes proposed elsewhere I had considered swapping the weight to 600 so if everyone else is happy with this I am +1 too. Though it might be best having this as a separate variable anyway and allow folks to customise the weight. I can see some people preferring either a bolder or thinner weight. |
Yeah I think it's worth decoupling "article headers" from "admonition headers" style either way. |
The current variable is used for admonitions and the prev/next titles. Current settings: // Sidebar styles
--pst-sidebar-font-size: 0.9rem;
--pst-sidebar-font-size-mobile: 1.1rem;
--pst-sidebar-header-font-size: 1.2rem;
--pst-sidebar-header-font-weight: 600;
// Font weights
--pst-font-weight-caption: 300;
--pst-font-weight-heading: 600; To be consistent with the sidebar section, I could add --pst-admonition-header-font-weight: 600; and replace it where |
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One quick thought but it LGTM !
// Font weights | ||
--pst-font-weight-caption: 300; | ||
--pst-font-weight-heading: 600; | ||
--pst-font-weight-heading: 400; |
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Could you be consistent in the naming structure? So either "heading-font-weight" or "font-weight-heading". Here they are mixed...
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Sure, I just chose to be consistent with --pst-sidebar-header-font-weight
instead.
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Ah if this is a more general inconsistency in our docs, then don't worry about it
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It's an inconsistency in the code. Do you want me to revert the change?
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The
heading-style
class is ignoring the--pst-font-weight-heading
setting. This fixes that, but I'm wondering if the change was intentional at some point. The--pst-font-weight-heading
seems to be used for admonitions and various boxes, and is set by default to600
. This fix will now make all main content headings also600
.Maybe there should be a separate variable for this? It may make sense to differentiate.
Edit: It seems the variable was added in #818, and only used for those places where font-weight was 600. Since the default font-weight for content headers is 400, maybe there should be a "base" version of the variable for those cases?
Closes #1212