Closed simoncozens closed 4 months ago
Could this be the same XALN
#126?
I don't think so. XALN aligns the entire glyph, YELA (and proposed XELA) aligns an element of the glyph.
Revised description would be
description:
"Align glyph elements from their default position (0%),"
" usually the baseline, to a rightmost (100%)"
" or leftmost (-100%) position."
Revised definitions on January 26:
Precision value could be -1 to allow the fine control and 1000 positions
#XELA based on [Sixtyfour Convergence](https://github.com/jenskutilek/homecomputer-fonts/tree/master/Sixtyfour)
tag: "XELA"
display_name: "Horizontal Element Alignment"
min_value: -100.0
default_value: 0
max_value: 100.0
precision: -1
fallback {
name: "Default"
value: 0
}
fallback_only: false
description:
"Align glyph elements from their default position (0%),"
" usually the baseline, to a rightmost (100%)"
" or leftmost (-100%) position."
Requirements
Font project(s) using the axis
SixtyFour Color (to be renamed) at https://github.com/jenskutilek/homecomputer-fonts
Short description of what the axis does
As a parallel to Vertical Element Alignment [YELA], this controls the position of horizontal elements.
Image
Why is the axis needed
As the counterpart to YELA.
Axis metadata fields
(Remove this line and fill out the mock of the data structure of the axis)