Did you know that a simple CSS trick can drastically improve page load times? Let's talk font-display. If not properly managed during font loading in 2026, fonts could cause layout shifts or even increase LCP (Largest Contentful Paint).
Here's how I tackled it:
@import url('. your-class {/'' Fallback: system and web-safe ''/font-family:'Arial', sans-serif;}/ Main font with display setting for better control over rendering time./font-display:inline;body::before { content:"; visibility:hidden; } // inline forcing[yoursite]. webclip. yournavbar {--my-font: url(' sans-serif;}. your-class{ font-family:'Arial', var(--myfont); }The key? Using `@import` with a fallback and setting for the display property. This ensures your text is displayed immediately while waiting on fonts to load.
Try it out, you might see some nice improvements in page performance!