These are the characters a Latin-1 font is expected to carry that GK Norm still lacks. Unlike the accented letters, none is a base plus a mark, so none could be composed. Each is its own letterform and wants drawing by hand.
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Æ U+00C6, æ U+00E6 |
AE ligature |
Œ U+0152, œ U+0153 |
OE ligature |
ß U+00DF |
sharp s |
Þ U+00DE, þ U+00FE |
thorn |
Ð U+00D0, ð U+00F0 |
eth |
Usage. A scan of gravitykit.com content found æ 10 times and ß 9 times, mostly in customer names on orders. Low volume, but each occurrence is a name rendered in the wrong font mid-word.
Æ/æ and Œ/œ may be reachable by joining the existing letterforms; ß, thorn and eth are not, and need real drawing.
Related: the fi and fl ligatures (U+FB01, U+FB02) are also absent, though they matter less without a GSUB liga feature to trigger them (see the GSUB issue).
These are the characters a Latin-1 font is expected to carry that GK Norm still lacks. Unlike the accented letters, none is a base plus a mark, so none could be composed. Each is its own letterform and wants drawing by hand.
ÆU+00C6,æU+00E6ŒU+0152,œU+0153ßU+00DFÞU+00DE,þU+00FEÐU+00D0,ðU+00F0Usage. A scan of gravitykit.com content found
æ10 times andß9 times, mostly in customer names on orders. Low volume, but each occurrence is a name rendered in the wrong font mid-word.Æ/æandŒ/œmay be reachable by joining the existing letterforms;ß, thorn and eth are not, and need real drawing.Related: the
fiandflligatures (U+FB01, U+FB02) are also absent, though they matter less without a GSUBligafeature to trigger them (see the GSUB issue).