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As it stands, the pair "Ti" is badly kerned: the top bar of the T is uncomfortably close to the tittle on the i. (The following screenshot is taken for text with dlig, ss01, ss05, ss06 and ss07 [TeX options Ligatures=Rare, StylisticSet={1,5,6,7}].)
Solutions could include:
Using a thinner version for T
Redoing the kerning (not a good idea — the bases get too distant from each other)
Moving the tittle
(the cool option) creating a fun ligature where the tittle is actually incorporated into the arm of the T
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
For consistent appearance, adding a ‘Ti’ ligature would entail also adding a ‘Tj’ ligature. English has no words (or no common words) beginning with tj, but other languages do, such as Swedish.
‘Tjuven togs på bar gärning’ = The thief was caught in the act.
As it stands, the pair "Ti" is badly kerned: the top bar of the T is uncomfortably close to the tittle on the i. (The following screenshot is taken for text with
dlig
,ss01
,ss05
,ss06
andss07
[TeX optionsLigatures=Rare, StylisticSet={1,5,6,7}
].)Solutions could include:
Using a thinner version for T
Redoing the kerning (not a good idea — the bases get too distant from each other)
Moving the tittle
(the cool option) creating a fun ligature where the tittle is actually incorporated into the arm of the T
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: