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The latter. In HTML you can specify a specific DOM element as being in a specific language so the browser can render it properly, but if the place you want to q
by needle0 5y ago
The latter. In HTML you can specify a specific DOM element as being in a specific language so the browser can render it properly, but if the place you want to quote text isn't as allowing (eg. comment sections with no HTML allowed), there may be no way to ensure correct glyphs.
- lifthrasiir 5y agoIdeographic variation selectors plus a very large pan-CJK font may solve this issue in the future, but CJK fonts have already reached the OpenType limit of 65,535 glyphs so we are already running into technical issues.