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Figma and CSS weight class
Andrea T.
Posts: 40
Hello there,
I wonder if anyone has a clue as to how to solve this issue. If I try to use one of my fonts on Figma, it assigns the same weight class for different styles (e.g., thin 300; light 300); as a result, when you try to export the code, some styles do not appear due to the same weight class value (I suppose). The same happens if I use Gotham or Futura Now, whereas if I use Roboto everything is set properly. Which kind of table have they compiled for weight class value to obtain such a result?
I wonder if anyone has a clue as to how to solve this issue. If I try to use one of my fonts on Figma, it assigns the same weight class for different styles (e.g., thin 300; light 300); as a result, when you try to export the code, some styles do not appear due to the same weight class value (I suppose). The same happens if I use Gotham or Futura Now, whereas if I use Roboto everything is set properly. Which kind of table have they compiled for weight class value to obtain such a result?
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