Revisiting .sups and .subs in a typeface I’m working on (Inter), I realize my .subs—which are components of .sups—are automatically aligned on the x axis but manually aligned on the y axis. I made this many years ago, possibly in RoboFont before switching to Glyphs.
I didn’t think this was possible in Glyphs. It is really useful!
How can I create something like this from scratch?
If the glyph info specifies a glyph’s case as ‘minor’, it is moveable in the italic angle. Intended for small figures and the like.
Interesting!
How can I set this ‘minor’ property on a glyph? (For example, it would be really useful for .case glyphs)
Looking at Window → Glyph Info, I don’t see the ‘minor’ property. Am I looking in the wrong place perhaps? (Or is it the “Modifier” subcategory == “the ‘minor’ property”?)
Edit > Info for Selection
