Add Zero Width Character Support#45
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New 'zerowidth' option is an array of characters that should be rendered with no width or side bearings. The relevant SVG file(s) still need to exist, but a `0` wide viewport object should suffice, so long as it has some simple vertical path inside to parse.
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Thanks a lot, released as 5.1.0 And sorry for long delay 😅 |
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Created a new 'zerowidth' option, which is an array of characters that should be rendered with no width or side bearings.
The relevant SVG file(s) still need to exist, but a
0wide viewport object should suffice, so long as it has some simple vertical path inside to parse.Example use, with the Keycap character,
u20e3:20e3.svg:
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 0 36"><path fill="#FFFFFF00" d="M0 0 V 36 z"/></svg>Gruntfile.js:
You can even make a character have a negative width to cause an overlap on the previous character, allowing for modifiers.