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I'd like to bump this up in case anyone is still willing to take a crack at this. This is essential for correctly printing French and reproducing texts which use...

Yes. Laus in ecclesia (pp. 26 and 27 of the French edition for those who have it) gives the Solesmes rules: Si is flat until a bar line (this is...

> Signum ♭ molle ante notam si positum minuit acuitatem notæ uno semitono. Effectus autem ejusmodi signi se extendit usque ad finem lineæ, nisi prius ♮ quadro evictus fuerit. This...

(Thanks for the hint. I'll add a note for my own stuff.) My best guess is that the VE partially followed modern convention in a way that, owing to the...

I know. I have always taught that, and have been taught that. But the actual printing tells a different story — at the very least, it becomes ambiguous when the...

> > LaTeX is now complaining about that: `Missing character: There is no   (U+202F) in font [EBGaramond-Regular.otf]`. > > EB Garamond 12 Regular already has this glyph. Your finding must...

@mbab I did once you pointed it out. But because I can't see the OK button, it took me multiple tries to fix. And while it fixed the date contrast,...

Which doesn't address the entirety of my complaint. The website reverting to 1960, in between visits, is annoying but I could in theory live with it, but I then change...

I did forget to specify the version: Ventura 13.4, in both Safari and Chrome (both up to date).

I don't pretend to understand how this works. Is the result acceptable if you use SS1? (not to dismiss the issue — this is particularly aggravating in certain contexts like...