Use tabular instead of proportional numbers for visualizations / labels / breakdowns.
See original GitHub issueIt’d be nice to define a global font style that can easily be used everywhere to display numbers.
In tables, labels, breakdowns etc. tabular numbers will look better as numbers with the same number of digits will take up the same space.
In the past I’ve set these styles to achieve this - however I’m sure you guys can improve on that:
font-family: "Lato", monospace;
font-feature-settings: "tnum";
There is also a font-variant property which supports a tabular-nums
value.
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I’ll look into this towards the end of the week.
Actually, never mind, you already have it.