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 I selected [Recursive] as the font family for this site, which is an open source font available under the <LicenseLink to="https://openfontlicense.org/">OFL-1.1</LicenseLink>. It is a [variable font](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Fonts/Variable_Fonts_Guide), which means it defines a number of 'variation axes' (parameters) to seamlessly change the shape of the letters. This saved me a lot of headache about selecting a matching font for headings or for code, since all is included in a single font family.
-[Recursive]: https://www.recurisve.design/
+[Recursive]: https://www.recursive.design/
 In this post, I'll explain how I set up and use the **variation axes** of the font in CSS, how I created a custom subset with OpenType **font features,** and how I made the font features **automatically switch on and off** based on the variation axes' settings.

diff --git a/blog/2024-04-05/variable-css-font-features.mdx b/blog/2024-04-05/variable-css-font-features.mdx index 28708e8..01c83ef 100644 --- a/blog/2024-04-05/variable-css-font-features.mdx +++ b/blog/2024-04-05/variable-css-font-features.mdx
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27	I selected [Recursive] as the font family for this site, which is an open source font available under the <LicenseLink to="https://openfontlicense.org/">OFL-1.1</LicenseLink>. It is a [variable font](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Fonts/Variable_Fonts_Guide), which means it defines a number of 'variation axes' (parameters) to seamlessly change the shape of the letters. This saved me a lot of headache about selecting a matching font for headings or for code, since all is included in a single font family.	27	I selected [Recursive] as the font family for this site, which is an open source font available under the <LicenseLink to="https://openfontlicense.org/">OFL-1.1</LicenseLink>. It is a [variable font](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Fonts/Variable_Fonts_Guide), which means it defines a number of 'variation axes' (parameters) to seamlessly change the shape of the letters. This saved me a lot of headache about selecting a matching font for headings or for code, since all is included in a single font family.
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29	[Recursive]: https://www.recurisve.design/	29	[Recursive]: https://www.recursive.design/
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31	In this post, I'll explain how I set up and use the variation axes of the font in CSS, how I created a custom subset with OpenType font features, and how I made the font features automatically switch on and off based on the variation axes' settings.	31	In this post, I'll explain how I set up and use the variation axes of the font in CSS, how I created a custom subset with OpenType font features, and how I made the font features automatically switch on and off based on the variation axes' settings.
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