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I'm getting errors trying to load the latest BravuraText.otf (v1.392) in both Firefox and Chromium. The .woff2 and .woff version work, but the vertical spacing ligatures then don't. The Bravura.otf font loads, but then vertical and horizontal spacing is handled differently.
The errors are in Firefox:
downloadable font: cmap: Final segment start and end must be 0xFFFF (0xF52B-0xFFFF) (font-family: "BravuraText" style:normal weight:400 stretch:100 src index:0) source: http://localhost:3000/BravuraText.otf
downloadable font: cmap: Failed to parse format 4 cmap subtable 0 (font-family: "BravuraText" style:normal weight:400 stretch:100 src index:0) source: http://localhost:3000/BravuraText.otf
Failed to decode downloaded font: http://localhost:3000/BravuraText.otf
OTS parsing error: cmap: Failed to parse table
Of course I can position things manually with CSS, but using the ligatures would be handy.
Using the latest BravuraText.woff2 font, vertical spacing doesn't work. Copying and pasting the text into LibreOffice displays the correct vertical position offsets however.
Using BravuraText.woff2 version 1.37 as referenced in #25 I get the same error as using the latest .otf font and no characters work.
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Hi!
I'm getting errors trying to load the latest BravuraText.otf (v1.392) in both Firefox and Chromium. The .woff2 and .woff version work, but the vertical spacing ligatures then don't. The Bravura.otf font loads, but then vertical and horizontal spacing is handled differently.
The errors are in Firefox:
and in Chromium:
Of course I can position things manually with CSS, but using the ligatures would be handy.
Using the latest BravuraText.woff2 font, vertical spacing doesn't work. Copying and pasting the text into LibreOffice displays the correct vertical position offsets however.
Using BravuraText.woff2 version 1.37 as referenced in #25 I get the same error as using the latest .otf font and no characters work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: