OpenType features

How to enable OpenType features

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VS Code

• go to Editor: Font Ligatures, click Edit in settings.json, and find this line "editor.fontLigatures": in the json file.

• Tune the font to your needs by adding features:

  "editor.fontLigatures": "'ss01', 'cv03', 'zero'"

CSS

.container {
  font-feature-settings: "ss01", "cv03", "zero";
}

List of features

• calt – Contains all ligatures. Substitution for : between digits.
• zero – Changes 0 to slashed variant.
• frac – Substitute digits in fraction sequences to look more like fractions.

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• ss01 – Classic construction. JetBrains Mono but even more neutral. Performs better in big paragraph of text.
• ss02 – Closed construction. Change the rhythm to a more lively one.
• ss19 – Adds gaps in ≠ ≠= == === ligatures.
• ss20 – Shift horizontal stroke in f to match x-height.

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• cv01 – l with symmetrical lower stroke. (ss01)
• cv02 – t with curly tail. (ss02)
• cv03 – g with more complex construction.
• cv04 – j with curly descender.
• cv05 – l with curly tail. (ss02)
• cv06 – m with shorter leg. (ss02)
• cv07 – W w with lover middle connection. (ss02)
• cv08 – K k with sharp connection. (ss01)
• cv09 – f with additional horizontal stroke. (ss01)
• cv10 – r with more open construction. (ss01)
• cv11 – y with different ascender construction. (ss01)
• cv12 – u with traditional construction. (ss01)
• cv14 – $ with broken bar.
• cv15 – alternate &.
• cv16 – Q with bent tail.
• cv17 – f with curly ascender. (ss02)
• cv18 – alternate 2 6 9 .
• cv19 – old construction of 8.
• cv20 – old construction of 5.
• cv99 – Highlights Cyrillic C c for debugging purposes.