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?)
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?)