huertatipografica / Andada-Pro

Andada is a text font with an organic-slab serif, hybrid style, a solid design of medium stroke contrast.
SIL Open Font License 1.1
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Hyphen glyph: double dash intentional? #27

Closed rajeeshknambiar closed 2 years ago

rajeeshknambiar commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the beautiful Andada font, being a libre font!

I have noticed that the Hyphen (U+2010) glyph has 2 dashes (or a dash with break in the middle), which looks different from Hyphen-Minus (U+002D) and Soft-Hypehn (U+00AD), see attached screenshot.

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Is this design intentional? Otherwise it doesn't look good when words are hyphenated (see screenshot).

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CaroGiovagnoli commented 2 years ago

Hi, there are three hyphens, the soft hyphen is the same as a hyphen and there is also hyphentwo which is the hyphen that you show in the second image. Which keyboard language distribution are you using?

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rajeeshknambiar commented 2 years ago

Thank you for checking.

These hyphen characters were not manually input via keyboard; but a web page with automatic hyphenationn, displayed by Google Chromium browser. Now that I checked again, to my surprise, only Chrome/Chromium shows the hyphentwo — Firefox displays proper (single) hyphen!

You may check this page: https://rajeesh.cc/home.html on Chrome, enable Developer Tools, select first paragraph using the pointer tool; and change font-family to "Andada Pro" in the .post-content block (assuming you have the font locally installed).

CaroGiovagnoli commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the issue, if this is a problem related to how Chromium, I will close the issue. If you find something else feel free to reopen it.

garrettm30 commented 2 years ago

Hi. I would like to report that I also am encountering the same issue (double hyphen in automatic hyphenation) in the layout application Affinity Publisher on Mac. This is the only font I can find that does this. If I change the text to, for example, Alegreya or Bitter, the automatic hyphenation uses a single hyphen as expected.