Re: [css3-fonts] low-level font features
John Daggett <[email protected]>
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> > […] proposed revised syntax: > > font-feature-settings: cpsp, pkna(0); > > The proposed syntax would make the CSS behavior more consistent with > the existing font-variant property draft. Do you know if > dash-separated "friendly name" would be allowed here? > > So our proposed example could be typed longhand as: > font-feature-settings: capital-spacing, proportional-kana(0) That would be nice but there's no standard for that and nothing in the font data that contains a name like that. I think for something like this to work CSS would need to define a table of friendly names to feature tags. The advantage of allowing simple tags is that it would work for features registered after the CSS3 Fonts spec is completed. Still, it's a good idea I think. Regards, John