On 22/8/13 19:09, John Daggett wrote: > Current spec: > > # Feature tags not present in the font are ignored; a user agent must > # not attempt to synthesize fallback behavior based on these feature > # tags. > # > # This means that explicitly disabling the kern feature will not > # affect the application of kerning data found in the ‘kern’ table (as > # opposed to kerning data associated with the kern feature in the > # ‘GPOS’ table). Authors should use the ‘font-kerning’ property to > # explictly enable or disable kerning since this property affects both > # types of kerning. > > Proposed change: > > # Feature tags not present in the font are ignored; a user agent must > # not attempt to synthesize fallback behavior based on these feature > # tags. The one exception is that user agents may synthetically support > # the 'kern' feature with fonts that contain kerning data > # in the form of a 'kern' table but lack 'kern' feature support in the > # 'GPOS' table. > # > # In general, authors should use the ‘font-kerning’ property to > # explictly enable or disable kerning since this property always s/explictly/explicitly/ > # affects both types of kerning. > > Does this work for you? Yes, ok with me. Thanks, JKReceived on Monday, 26 August 2013 05:49:54 UTC
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