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Re: One's RSB
In my (fairly recently developed) opinion and practice, the sidebearings of /1 are part of the glyph, just as the “sidebearings” of the vertical stem of /T are. here are some possible explanations: *…4 -
Re: Leaving out the standard ligatures – problems?
Clarification: when I said that I design fonts without ligatures, I meant that the glyphs I put in the ligature character slots are not ligated—they are just links to the component character glyphs.1 -
Re: Case sensitive forms
In Fontlab, make two classes, one for “before” i.e. the default characters, and another for the replacements, e.g. hyphen. case Then, in the feature panel, you just need one entry for case: sub @case…1 -
Re: Baran typeface
Nice accents. I would tuck the tail of the /y in a bit—presently it will sit badly after /g and protrude into the left gutter/margin when starting a line.1 -
Re: Fontsleuth: Lego instructions from the 1970s?
Gender-progressive ideology is typical of the era. For instance, it was a time of unisex fashion (not perhaps for the majority, but a strong trend), in the UK and North America as well as Scandinavia…3
