Thread: Implementing small-caps using Open-type features
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Old 03-12-2019, 11:18 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by roger64 View Post
Hi Ruben

I embed fonts since the dawn of times (nearly) , and this one particularly. I use ePub3 on a standard basis.
Well, there must be something that you are doing wrong:

Click image for larger version Name: Image1.png Views: 268 Size: 61.1 KB ID: 170196

By the way, the font you uploaded is not a small-cap font but a regular one.

Below you can check the respective epub with small-caps and the font you want to use.

Regards
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File Type: epub Small Caps ADE Epub3.epub (424.0 KB, 260 views)
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