>>> I don't think padding / margins should be relevant at all. Letter-spacing >>> doesn't disable Arabic shaping. Why should any other space do? >> >> Because padding and margin are used to separate logically separate pieces of >> text. As for letter-spacing, wouldn't it be a lot more useful if it joined the >> letters with a longer line (tatweel-like), not leaving a space between them? I think those are used to separate visually, not logically. Why should positive paddings / margins be treated differently from negative or zero-width ones? BTW anyway, same rules should apply to Hebrew final letters preceded by paddings / margins. Regards, LinaReceived on Sunday, 23 February 2014 10:55:31 UTC
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