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Disabling specific ligatures fontspec
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Removing ligatures when using fontspecWhy does microtype claim that it cannot disable ligatures?XeLaTeX fontspec Century Gothic not using ligaturesAny suggestions/requests for features for a new package that allows disabling ligatures for (pre)selected words?Ligatures disablingDisabling selected ligatures with microtypeRemoving ligatures when using fontspecEnabling c_t and longs_t without enabling s_t ligaturesFontspec and LigaturesDisabling ligatures in xelatex like rmligsDisabling ligatures in section headingsDisabling ligatures also disables kerning
I made changes to something in an (English language) .tex file and discovered all my ss now exported as ß. After some debugging in my version control, there was no clear culprit to undo (maybe a font changed?), so I have turned to patching the problem over.
I'm consulting:
- Why does microtype claim that it cannot disable ligatures?
- Removing ligatures when using fontspec
- https://ctan.org/pkg/fontspec
I'm using the following, NoCommon, to disable ligatures:
defaultfontfeatures{Scale=MatchLowercase,
Ligatures={NoCommon}}
Can I be more targeted than disabling all ligatures? Is it possible to disable /only/ the ss ligature when using fontspec with xelatex?
xetex fontspec ligatures
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I made changes to something in an (English language) .tex file and discovered all my ss now exported as ß. After some debugging in my version control, there was no clear culprit to undo (maybe a font changed?), so I have turned to patching the problem over.
I'm consulting:
- Why does microtype claim that it cannot disable ligatures?
- Removing ligatures when using fontspec
- https://ctan.org/pkg/fontspec
I'm using the following, NoCommon, to disable ligatures:
defaultfontfeatures{Scale=MatchLowercase,
Ligatures={NoCommon}}
Can I be more targeted than disabling all ligatures? Is it possible to disable /only/ the ss ligature when using fontspec with xelatex?
xetex fontspec ligatures
add a comment |
I made changes to something in an (English language) .tex file and discovered all my ss now exported as ß. After some debugging in my version control, there was no clear culprit to undo (maybe a font changed?), so I have turned to patching the problem over.
I'm consulting:
- Why does microtype claim that it cannot disable ligatures?
- Removing ligatures when using fontspec
- https://ctan.org/pkg/fontspec
I'm using the following, NoCommon, to disable ligatures:
defaultfontfeatures{Scale=MatchLowercase,
Ligatures={NoCommon}}
Can I be more targeted than disabling all ligatures? Is it possible to disable /only/ the ss ligature when using fontspec with xelatex?
xetex fontspec ligatures
I made changes to something in an (English language) .tex file and discovered all my ss now exported as ß. After some debugging in my version control, there was no clear culprit to undo (maybe a font changed?), so I have turned to patching the problem over.
I'm consulting:
- Why does microtype claim that it cannot disable ligatures?
- Removing ligatures when using fontspec
- https://ctan.org/pkg/fontspec
I'm using the following, NoCommon, to disable ligatures:
defaultfontfeatures{Scale=MatchLowercase,
Ligatures={NoCommon}}
Can I be more targeted than disabling all ligatures? Is it possible to disable /only/ the ss ligature when using fontspec with xelatex?
xetex fontspec ligatures
xetex fontspec ligatures
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