Supported OpenType feature options.
Static Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ALL_SMALL_CAPS_FEATURE | Provides authentic small caps rather than scaled-down versions of the font's regular caps. |
| CONTEXTUAL_ALTERNATES_FEATURE | Activates contextual ligatures and connecting alternates. |
| DEFAULT_FIGURE_STYLE_FEATURE | Applies the default figure style of the current font to figure glyphs. |
| DENOMINATOR_FEATURE | In a series of two numbers separated by a slash that form a non-standard fraction, such as 4/13, reformats the second number as a denominator. |
| DISCRETIONARY_LIGATURES_FEATURE | Allows the use of optional discretionary ligatures. |
| FRACTIONS_FEATURE | Reformats numbers separated by a slash, such as 1/2, as fractions. Note: In some fonts, the fractions feature reformats only standard fractions. For information on reformatting non-standard fractions such as 4/13, see denominator feature and numerator feature. |
| JUSTIFICATION_ALTERNATE | Justification alternate |
| LOW | Low. |
| NUMERATOR_FEATURE | In a series of two numbers separated by a slash that form a non-standard fraction, such as 4/13, reformats the first number as a numerator. |
| ORDINAL_FEATURE | Superscripts the alpha characters in ordinal numbers. |
| OVERLAP_SWASH | Overlap swash |
| PROPORTIONAL_LINING_FEATURE | Gives full-height figures varying widths. |
| PROPORTIONAL_OLDSTYLE_FEATURE | Gives varying-height figures varying widths. |
| STRETCHED_ALTERNATE | Stretched alternate |
| STYLISTIC_ALTERNATE | Stylistic alternate |
| SUBSCRIPT_FEATURE | Sizes lowered glyphs correctly relative to the surrounding characters. |
| SUPERSCRIPT_FEATURE | Sizes raised glyphs correctly relative to the surrounding characters. |
| SWASH_FEATURE | Provides regular and contextual swashes, which may include alternate caps and end-of-word alternatives. |
| TABULAR_LINING_FEATURE | Gives full-height figures fixed, equal width. |
| TABULAR_OLDSTYLE_FEATURE | Gives varying-height figures fixed, equal widths. |
| TITLING_FEATURE | Activates alternative characters used for uppercase titles. |