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Originally Posted by Quoth
But I don't usually edit css. The only way in Writer is to use the Insert Special Character feature, which won't fall back to basic latin if the font isn't used.
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LibreOffice Writer?
Since LibreOffice 5.3, you can enable more advanced OpenType functionality by typing a colon + extra information after your font.
For example, to disable ligatures:
to enable smallcaps:
If you want your fancy ampersands that look like 7s:
To enable multiple, you use an ampersand:
You can then apply these in a Style at the paragraph OR character level. For example, if you only wanted the 7-shaped '&', you'd apply a character style with
:ss02.
Instead of manually typing the codes, you can also press the "Features" button:
Here's what it looks like when I used it on Junicode:
