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Styling text
See original GitHub issueWhen configuring an object of type text in layers.js, I see that I can set fontFamily, and fontSrc.
However, it seems like there are not equivalent fontStyle and fontWeight properties.
Is there a way I can set font weight for a text object ala css font-weight? I’m hoping to be able to use the black weight of our primary font, but without that property I’m not sure how I would do it.
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Even better, found half an hour to do it now - currently done as PR #71, I’ll have this reviewed and pushed under a new CardKit version tomorrow!
And I also realized it would be nice to have a slider control to allow our users here to adjust font-weight. So here’s another pull request for that: https://github.com/times/cardkit/pull/74