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Edit Post #277441 Post edited:
The font family name is "caveat" which might be confusing as this term is also used in other contexts
8 months ago
Suggested Edit Post #277441 Suggested edit:
The font family name is "caveat" which might be confusing as this term is also used in other contexts
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helpful 8 months ago
Edit Post #295299 Initial revision 8 months ago
Answer A: How does character/glyph replacements in fonts like "Caveat" work?
OpenType stylistic alternates What you see in your first application (google docs) is an enabled/activated OpenType substitution feature: Some »Handwriting« fonts support features to contextually replace certain sequences of characters and replacing subsequent instances of these with alterna...
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8 months ago
Edit Post #295298 Initial revision 8 months ago
Answer A: Why margin isn't working in SVG for path?
SVG has very limited »layout« capabilities Element positioning is mainly based on explicit absolute or relative positioning of geometry elements such as ``, ``, `` etc. SVG has no element distribution concepts like `flex`, `grid` or even `margin` In other words all elements are stacked ...
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