I have created a handwritten font with a lead-in stroke for the lower case ‘r’, which works after a space and certain other glyphs, but when it appears on a new line the lead-in stroke is missing. Is there any way to show it at the beginning of a line?
Is this in Glyphs or anywhere else?
Glyphs and InDesign.
It’s OK, I have sorted it thanks to the tutorial.
Better use an ignore statement. Was that your solution?
If possible avoid relying on the space glyph as context in substitution features. There are (only a few, but still) environments where the space glyph is not used by the shaping engine.
That was the solution thanks to your excellent tutorial, which I should have searched for in the first place.
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