Adds ability to configure stylistic alternates across the site #21
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Experimenting with adding configuration to the Sass version. If you want to use Stylistic Alternates right now, you encounter the same issues as you would for any of the other properties: they get overwritten if you use
font-feature-settingslater so they don’t cascade.This would allow
$opentype-saltto be turned on, changing over to the alternate characters across the whole stylesheet. Not sure what else I would add config for yet, probably just OpenType features that would be useful site-wide that aren’t on by default in the spec.Feedback is welcome!