font-feature-settings | Sass mixin for enabling OpenType features via CSS | User Interface library
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font-feature-settings() is a Sass mixin for enabling OpenType features via CSS. Support for these features varies based on [browser] and also based on the fonts that you’ve chosen to use. Only OpenType (.otf) fonts have support for font features.
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QUESTION
I use some automatic hyphenation with CSS on my website:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-05 at 16:56A great resource for questions like this is the website caniuse. This specific question is here
https://caniuse.com/css-hyphens
As to your specific problem, try setting the lang attribute of your html tag.
QUESTION
I was working with xtermjs to make an in browser terminal and everything works fine except for 1 bug I have in my code which I can't figure out. The problem is when the terminal is aligned to the bottom of the page and you type any key and pressed enter a couple of times until you reach near the end of vertical space the terminal will start to go out of bounding of HTML, body. I tried adding border: 0px; as it is suggested at xterms github but that didn't fix it. I even tried position: fixed; overflow: hidden; margin: 0%; but that didn't fix it too. How can I make the position of the terminal stick to the bottom of the page and not go out of the HTML, body's dimension which is width: 100%; height: 100%; when the end of the vertical line space is about to be reached?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-25 at 07:51look into css in .codeRunCon #terminal
and change top: 20px;
into bottom: 0
. Adding body {margin: 0;}
should help too.
QUESTION
I was working with xtermjs to make an in browser terminal and everything works fine except for 1 bug I have in my code which I can't figure out. The problem is when a user types in terminal and reaches end of line of the current line it moves to the next line but also creates a new ~$>
. I only want to write ~$>
to the terminal if user presses the enter key but it also happens on end of line new lines. Where did I go wrong and how can I fix it. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
(To replicate the bug press and hold a key until next line is reached)
EDIT I have narrowed down the problem to this line found in the last else if statement term.write('\33[2K\r\u001b[32m~$>> \u001b[37m' + curr_line);
. The problem is with my ascii escape characters. Still haven't fixed it though.
Update 1 more little bug When the terminal is aligned to the bottom of the page and you type any key and pressed enter a couple of times until you reach near the end of vertical space the terminal will start to go out of bounding of HTML, body. I tried adding border: 0px;
as it is suggested at xterms github but that didn't fix it. I even tried position: fixed; overflow: hidden; margin: 0%;
but that didn't fix it too. How can I make the position of the terminal stick to the bottom of the page and not go out of the HTML, body's dimension which is width: 100%; height: 100%;
when the end of the vertical line space is about to be reached?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-24 at 14:32You have overcomplicated your logic a bit.
Changes are only in last else if
QUESTION
How do you access alternative "swash" letters via CSS? I'm using a decorative script font in a web project. This is how it looks now. But I want the "T" to be curled:
The font I'm using is "Zing Rust Script". Many capital letters have "Swash" alternates. For example, here's the "T", as it appears in the "FontLab" font editor. See how there's both the "T", and "T.swsh"?
In a graphics editor, like Adobe Photoshop, letter alternates are displayed automatically:
In CSS, it's possible to enable extended font options using CSS properties like these:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-19 at 16:36Ok, So the above were all right. I was using a system (Svelte) for pre-processing, and it was subsetting my fonts, removing the extended characters.
So if you are making a web app, and the font-feature-settings are not working, confirm you have the complete file file.
QUESTION
I'm using Do Hyeon font and all browsers render fine except for Safari. It seems if text is too short or not upper case, safari ignores spaces. However, if I click or hover the text, it re-renders with space.
Does anyone know why this is happening and how can I solve this?
I already tried adding these css property but did not work.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-16 at 20:42I believe it was Safari issue but unfortunately, I could not find the reason why this is happening.
However, after testing some css properties, the one I am using for displaying ellipsis worked for this issue as well, so I will leave the code here in case someone is having the same issue.
QUESTION
I have a section that automatically displays a list of post titles from WordPress, I have added the custom list number styled, but unfortunately based on the max-width of this section makes problem on making equal width and height of custom numbers
Live demo on codepen list numbers
HTML
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-01 at 16:13Just set min-width
to your class ol li::before
:
QUESTION
I have the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 20:16The best way to do this would be inside the button tag you add the tag with it and between the tags you would put the word that shows up
QUESTION
I have the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 21:51Using chrome to check your code, I made adjustments to the .model-7 .checkbox label and model-7 .checkbox label:after and I was able to make height adjustments to the button. Using the code below made the button bigger. You can adjust the animation after you've set your desired size.
CSS
QUESTION
I have the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 18:08QUESTION
I’m creating an Open Type features tester using jquery and want to give the user the possibility of seeing several open type features applied at the same time.
The first dropdown sets the property to font-feature-settings: ‘frac’ 1;
, he second dropdown sets the property to font-feature-settings: ‘smcp’ 1;
Currently if both of the dropdowns are active one overrides the instructions of the other one. What I need is that if both of them are active at the same time the property is set to font-feature-settings: ‘frac’ 1, ‘smcp’ 1;
and consequently if only one of them is deactivated only the corresponding value is removed from the property.
Note: I'm aware that the Open Type features don't work when I link the font from the Google fonts site, so I've been testing it with it installed.
Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-15 at 07:14What you need to do is basically concatenate the values into a comma-separated string as you update them, instead of just whatever the input value is. You could write your own function to do this if you wanted to. It would have to include logic for whether there is only one value or multiple values in order to make sure you don't end up with a trailing comma for no reason. However, there's an easier way: if we store the values in an array, we can use Array.join()
, which will automagically handle that logic for us.
Array.join()
joins all the elements in an array into one big string, and it takes an optional parameter that specifies how to join them. So we can do like so:
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