Hi,
First: this is a great product! I couldn't imagine one could go as far as this with only CSS. I am on my way to ditch LaTeX; only some last barriers remain, such as ligatures.
I read all the posts regarding ligatures, but there must be something I am missing.
In the simple html file attached, the font is set to Times. I expect to see a ligature for "fi".
Opera, Safari, and Chrome show the ligature. However, Prince does not show the "fi" ligature.
I am on OS X with the latest version of Prince.
I have tried all the examples in the previous posts on the topic and couldn't see any ligature
(I tried all the ones for which I had the font - e.g. a post mentioned the Pona font, and that I couldn't try).
Thanks,
A.
attached:
test_ligatures.html : source file
test_ligatures.pdf : created by Prince
safari.png: how it appears in Safari (and Chrome, Opera)
First: this is a great product! I couldn't imagine one could go as far as this with only CSS. I am on my way to ditch LaTeX; only some last barriers remain, such as ligatures.
I read all the posts regarding ligatures, but there must be something I am missing.
In the simple html file attached, the font is set to Times. I expect to see a ligature for "fi".
Opera, Safari, and Chrome show the ligature. However, Prince does not show the "fi" ligature.
I am on OS X with the latest version of Prince.
I have tried all the examples in the previous posts on the topic and couldn't see any ligature
(I tried all the ones for which I had the font - e.g. a post mentioned the Pona font, and that I couldn't try).
Thanks,
A.
attached:
test_ligatures.html : source file
test_ligatures.pdf : created by Prince
safari.png: how it appears in Safari (and Chrome, Opera)