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  • Thread Starter Derek

    (@itsonlyinsane)

    Thank you for the update!

    Thread Starter Derek

    (@itsonlyinsane)

    Thank you for that info.

    I was curious and checked around for how many fonts support the character. 43/1728 font families on Adobe Typekit and 143/915 on Google Fonts.

    Thread Starter Derek

    (@itsonlyinsane)

    Thank you for those links.

    I can see that the plugin is replacing the more generic “hyphen-minus” (U+002D) for the more specific “hyphen” (U+2010), and that it has been since 6.3.0.

    Would it be possible to add a toggle to the plugin that switches that behavior on and off?

    From the commit, I see you noted that the reason for making this change was dropping IE6 legacy support:

    Use real Unicode hyphen instead of hyphen-minus (since IE6 is long dead).

    I’m all for choosing the typographically correct options, but I think there are still too many fonts that don’t support the U+2010 hyphen.

    • This reply was modified 7 years ago by Derek.
    Thread Starter Derek

    (@itsonlyinsane)

    What is the unicode character that the plugin is trying to insert?

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