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The 31/63 issue for me is that they appear to be aligned differently to the 0s directly above them. The left-edge of the 6 seems to be further left than the lef
by DavidPiper 2y ago
The 31/63 issue for me is that they appear to be aligned differently to the 0s directly above them. The left-edge of the 6 seems to be further left than the left edge of the 3. The 3 in 31 at least looks vertically aligned with the 0 above it.
However, I suspect they both have the same ("Incorrect" seems too harsh a word... "Visually imprecise"?) layout constraints and they look different in practice because "63" is a wider number than "31".
- IIsi50MHz 2y ago> and they look different in practice because "63" is a wider number than "31". Gah, I was just noticing this again today, in Finder! No sane font has Roman numerals that are not monospaced.
- maskros 2y agoLots of fonts have monospaced numbers, they just need to be enabled! Look for OpenType (TTF and/or OTF) fonts with feature "tnum", and enable it. For CSS, use font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums.