> 女の子の名前 **で** 雪花{ゆきか} **って** 変ですか？

I came across this question title on a Japanese site while doing some digging
about mixing kun and on readings for names, and I understand the overall
meaning but I'm confused on the use of "de" and "tte". Help would be much
appreciated! (To clarify, I'm not asking the question)
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"女の子の名前で雪花って変ですか？" "de" and "tte" usage
> 女の子の名前 **で** 雪花 **って** 変ですか？

The で means 'in' or 'among'. I guess it's an abbreviation of の中で, but I'm not
sure what difference that would make (not a native speaker).

The って is a topic marker. This is equivalent to は but more casual/informal.

The whole translation:

> Among girls names, is Yukika weird?
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