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First off, thank you for all the work you've done with Bravura and SMuFL. Just by reading the SMuFL spec I've learned about so many capabilities that OpenType fonts that I otherwise would never have known about.
When trying to use Bravura in websites, I noticed that while characters could be made bolder, reducing line thickness via font-weight: 100 (or other usual methods) did not work.
Do you know if there are any other ways of modifying line thickness?
Thanks!
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Modifying line thickness
Bold vs. Light modifications
Mar 7, 2022
samouri
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Bold vs. Light modifications
Font weight modifications
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samouri
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Font weight modifications
Font weight modification support
Mar 7, 2022
Setting font-weight to a custom value only works with variable fonts, which Bravura is not, AFAIK.
A first smufl variable font would be incredible, though. Especially one with a printed----handwritten variable. Basically an interpolation of Bravura and Petaluma
Hi @dspreadbury,
First off, thank you for all the work you've done with Bravura and SMuFL. Just by reading the SMuFL spec I've learned about so many capabilities that OpenType fonts that I otherwise would never have known about.
When trying to use Bravura in websites, I noticed that while characters could be made bolder, reducing line thickness via
font-weight: 100
(or other usual methods) did not work.Do you know if there are any other ways of modifying line thickness?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: