liga, ccmp, rlig (optimizeLegibility)This is the same as OpenType features samples: liga, ccmp, rlig, but with the additional CSS setting text-rendering: optimizeLegibility; (and with less pics).
ligaThe OpenType feature liga should be enabled by default, see OpenType Layout tag registry, Tag: 'liga'. The font Lato, which is embedded in the following sample, uses liga in an «fi» ligature.
| Embedded font | Expected display† | |
|---|---|---|
| Default | find | ![]() |
liga enabled |
find | ![]() |
liga disabled |
find | ![]() |
ccmpThe OpenType feature ccmp should be enabled by default, see OpenType Layout tag registry, Tag: “ccmp”. The font Charis SIL, which is embedded in the following sample, uses ccmp for the tone letters.
| Embedded font | Expected display† | |
|---|---|---|
| Default | ɔ˧˩˧ | ![]() |
ccmp enabled |
ɔ˧˩˧ | ![]() |
ccmp disabled |
ɔ˧˩˧ | ![]() |
rligThe OpenType feature rlig should be enabled by default, see OpenType Layout tag registry, Tag: “rlig”. The font UnifrakturMaguntia, which is embedded in the following sample, uses rlig for forcing ligatures (in order to comply with the implementation notes of the Unicode Standard 6.0.0, p. 528).
| Embedded font | Expected display† | |
|---|---|---|
| Default | ſitzen | ![]() |
rlig enabled |
ſitzen | ![]() |
rlig disabled |
ſitzen | ![]() |
† The pictures for the expected display are screenshots from Firefox 10.