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Re: Sloping math symbols in italic faces, is it normal?
As Kent and I both noted previously, this is the norm in book typography and has been for a very long time. It derives ultimately from the typography of mathematics, to which you refer, in which oper…8 -
Re: Small Cap Ligatures overide
Technically, lookups are executed in the order you place them in the font, but for typical Latin fonts feature ordering and lookup ordering tend to be the same.2 -
Re: Sloping math symbols in italic faces, is it normal?
Chris, the problem with that approach is that it a) requires users who want the upright math operators to selectively switch fonts within strings of numbers and operators, and b) does not provide for…3 -
Re: Sloping math symbols in italic faces, is it normal?
General rule for book and editorial typography is that math operators are not italicised. In advertising and packaging typography they may be. Hence the design tends to depend on the nature of the ty…6 -
Re: Multy lingual harmonisation
The size of the Hebrew letters relative to the Latin looks small to me. This is in part due to the older convention with which I am in familiar, in which Hebrew letters are taller than the Latin x-he…4
