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Originally Posted by DNSB
Unfortunately, that mind reading software is still a few years away. There are some ligatures that are more or less standard such as the Æ entity, others can be accessed by using the &#xYYYY; entity where YYYY is a hex number. Then there is the CSS contextual support which makes use of the OpenType calt property. You could try using font-variant-ligatures: contextual which would come the closest to what you appear to want. Again this requires support baked into the font.
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No mind-reading for me. I probably explained myself wrong, or we are talking about different things. What I wish is just support for the "liga" feature of OpenType (of course, support por "dlig", "calt", etc. would be a bonus). Displaying a glyph by using the &#xYYYY; code for it is not "ligature support" in my book.
Sure, it requires support in the font, my question was whether the Kobo can make use of what the font has to offer.