Open AlphaJack opened 5 years ago
Any precedents where those are used?
I don't know any programming language that could benefit from these ligatures, but I would use them as "play", "download" and navigation arrows in my website, since your font is rendered instantly in every browser I've tried
Use any other font where you will enjoy the triangles, or SVG. What is the problem?
For website use, just use SVG, you can get the exact design/shape you want, it doesn't have to be mapped to text and load in some webfont before correcting it's display(and possible reflow).
If you really want such as a font, there are online tools where you can place the SVGs into a font and map to whatever you like, it'd be lighter weight since you can subset the font to just the glyphs used.
I love how
|>
becomes a right-pointing triangle, I use it everyday in my shell prompt! I like it better than▷
, the white right-pointing triangle Unicode, because this symbol appears smaller than the text next to it. Ditto for<|
.Why don't render
/_\
as an up-pointing triangle and\-/
(or something else) to a down-pointing one?