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Is there a way to select exactly which OpenType features you want to enable in a webfont added to a web project in Adobe Fonts?
I am making a website where I use two fonts, a serif and a sans-serif. Both are great fonts with extensive OpenType support; the serif (Skolar) is taken from Adobe Fonts, while the sans is hosted locally.
The trouble is that I want to always apply stylistic set 01 to the sans-serif, but never to the serif. This turns out to be quite tricky to achieve stably:
When editing your project on Adobe Fonts, I can choose not to include support for OpenType features, which would be the easiest solution – if there is no ss01 available in the font, applying it will do nothing and I can just set ss01 on everything. But excluding OpenType features also makes it impossible to use small-caps, old-style figures, etc., and I do want those.
The screenshot on this Adobe help page looks like supported OpenType features are clickable, which would imply that you can include or exclude them individually. But my project page doesn’t look like that: all my OpenType features are the same disabled-looking grey (see attached screenshot).
So is there some way to use an Adobe Font in a web project with OpenType features, but without stylistic sets?
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