fira-sans.*: local font “Fira Sans Regular *” → “Fira Sans *” #178
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At least under Linux (Ubuntu), the regular and regular italic system fonts are recognized as “Fira Sans” and “Fira Sans Italic”, while the stylesheets for CSS pre-processors call them as “Fira Sans Regular” and “Fira Sans Regular Italic”, respectively. This commit fixes the names by removing the “Regular” part. Note that I do not know how fonts are treated on other systems (it might be worth checking that this commit does not breaks things under Windows?)
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At least under Linux (Ubuntu), the regular and regular italic system fonts are recognized as “Fira Sans” and “Fira Sans Italic”, while the stylesheets for CSS pre-processors call them as “Fira Sans Regular” and “Fira Sans Regular Italic”, respectively.
This commit fixes the names by removing the “Regular” part.
Note that I do not know how fonts are treated on other systems (it might be worth checking that this commit does not breaks things under Windows?)