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Also called Lining Figures, this property is a lot more common than “duplexed” alphabetical glyphs — even if they are not the default, most text fonts now suppo
by jack_jennings 6y ago
Also called Lining Figures, this property is a lot more common than “duplexed” alphabetical glyphs — even if they are not the default, most text fonts now support them as an opentype feature.
- nicolaskruchten 6y agoMy understanding is that the term “lining” refers to numbers with the same height, (which is also common and appreciated in data tables!) and that “tabular” refers to numbers with the same width, so not quite the same thing: https://creativepro.com/typetalk-know-your-figures/ https://creativepro.com/typetalk-know-your-figures/
- jack_jennings 6y agoYep, you’re right. My mistake.