We use the font Alegreya Sans for paragraphs in cell output (like Markdown text), but this typeface is scaled small relative to most typefaces, including the fallback fonts: "Trebuchet MS", sans-serif.
This means that text appears disproportionally big while Alegreya is loading, or when the font did not load at all. It also makes relative sizing less intuitive: 1rem is quite a lot bigger than the main text.
Before
Here I am switching the Alegreya font on an off, to see the difference with the fallback fonts:
We use the font Alegreya Sans for paragraphs in cell output (like Markdown text), but this typeface is scaled small relative to most typefaces, including the fallback fonts:
"Trebuchet MS", sans-serif
.This means that text appears disproportionally big while Alegreya is loading, or when the font did not load at all. It also makes relative sizing less intuitive:
1rem
is quite a lot bigger than the main text.Before
Here I am switching the Alegreya font on an off, to see the difference with the fallback fonts:
https://github.com/fonsp/Pluto.jl/assets/6933510/0aef4e75-0ef6-4a4e-b61d-126ed9d8a833
After
https://github.com/fonsp/Pluto.jl/assets/6933510/030a9066-5a3f-481b-a19e-09747c9eb522