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Currently, the fonts are only embedded as "Embedded Subsets" into the PDF. This can result in glitches when trying to copy text from the PDF, as not all characters are correctly embedded.
Would it …
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_Rationale_:
1. the vast majority of glyphs displayed in source code fall within the Basic Latin set
2. there are exceptions that include string literals and comments, so an increased breadth of …
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Hi! 👋🏻
Is it possible to add Google Fonts subsets?
Example can be seen here: https://css-tricks.com/google-fonts-and-font-display/
With this: `
kissu updated
2 years ago
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- [ ] Include only required glyphs
- [ ] Update look-up tables to only reference included glyphs
- [ ] Research other optimisation techniques
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When I try to build the designspace file I get the following:
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INFO:fontTools.varLib:Merging OpenType Layout tables
fontmake: Error: In 'MyFont.designspace': Generating fonts from Designspace …
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Stems from concerns generated by #358
Use `pyftsubset` as mentioned on https://rsms.me/inter/#faq-subset
Check out: https://nicoverbruggen.be/blog/font-subsetting-on-the-web-made-easy
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In ssimms/pdfapi2/issues/87, @sciurius reports:
IIRC, embbedded truetype fonts should be subsetted by default (there is only a `-nosubset` option).
The attached program produces a PDF that is no…
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How to solve the problem when using doc.add_external_font, only putting the simplified library used by text on pdf?
code ：
pub fn get_or_add_font(doc: &PdfDocumentReference, font_path: &str) -> Indi…
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> I think it might be worth extending font embedding to a subset of fonts from various families that we could vouch for.
_Originally posted by @HadrienGardeur in https://github.com/readium/readium-…
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`fonttools` is now at 4.50.0, but we're [pinning at `
diox updated
2 months ago