You've noticed that your web fonts are causing a delay in page rendering. Which property can you adjust to control how these fonts are displayed during the load process?
- font-display
- font-family
- font-rendering
- font-weight
To control how web fonts are displayed during the load process, you can adjust the font-display property in CSS. This property allows you to specify how the browser should handle font loading and rendering, with options like auto, swap, block, fallback, and optional. It helps you optimize the user experience when web fonts are slow to load or unavailable.
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