@ Brynda:an empty piece is on the "_". It would be wrong to "correct" something trivial (=replace "space" by the piece; the original designer had a reason for his decisions about these 'spaces')
Actually, for this set of characters to be playable, I think it lacks a spacing one (vs the 'space' one in "_"). So that, with the correct line height (adjustable e.g. in Css), holes could be accurately added directly to the grid (the current Space character being below the width of an element).
@ dpla: the original designer gave information for making them link vertically but I haven't tried it. I don't understand what you mean by spacing vs space bar, please message me :)
@Aeolien: oh, never mind, I only suggested to change (extend and make uniform) the letter width of the Space characters, so that it matches the rest (and the one of the underscore)… if this is feasible and required. I may post a sample to show the missing gap I'm talking about (we needn't discuss too much for this).
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Added €, £, brackets and a few more punctuation glyphs to this clone and widened the diagonal of %.
Please add a space piece
@ Brynda:an empty piece is on the "_". It would be wrong to "correct" something trivial (=replace "space" by the piece; the original designer had a reason for his decisions about these 'spaces')
Actually, for this set of characters to be playable, I think it lacks a spacing one (vs the 'space' one in "_"). So that, with the correct line height (adjustable e.g. in Css), holes could be accurately added directly to the grid (the current Space character being below the width of an element).
Funny anyway as is.
@Aeolien: I like your new avatar.
@ dpla: the original designer gave information for making them link vertically but I haven't tried it. I don't understand what you mean by spacing vs space bar, please message me :)
@ Frodo: thank you. The magic of colour ;) ................
@Aeolien: oh, never mind, I only suggested to change (extend and make uniform) the letter width of the Space characters, so that it matches the rest (and the one of the underscore)… if this is feasible and required. I may post a sample to show the missing gap I'm talking about (we needn't discuss too much for this).
@Galadriel^^: It works, never mind…
(a related limit in our web pages…)
Let's compare:
FontStruct [red] 'vs' Word [green]:
0 1 2 spacing
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