Stephen Nixon

Results 74 issues of Stephen Nixon

Initially, the [balance handles](https://github.com/jenskutilek/Glyphs-Scripts/blob/003fdbdc2cb554517c199ca664426f6654c29144/Outlines/Curve%20EQ%20Balance%20Handles.py) script worked for me in GlyphsApp, but it is now silently failing. I click the button with handles selected, and it doesn’t do anything. I don’t...

The Semicasual styles of Recursive have gotten some beautiful uses and some great feedback, despite them not being an emphasized location in the designspace. > Hello! Just another fan of...

feature suggestion – would require funding

**Problem description** In the string `at`, there is slightly different kerning between `a` and `t` in the upright vs italic styles in Recursive Sans (in the upright, there is a...

details to fix

Problem: alignment of Powerline glyphs is slightly off in VS Code. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/45946693/99816730-0e0fe980-2b1a-11eb-8f14-8c34388d3b41.png) This is a continuation from https://github.com/arrowtype/recursive/issues/351. It may be unavoidable due to the VS Code issue https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/84432, which...

enhancement – planned

It's pretty cumbersome to download files directly from a repo's `fonts/` folder. Instead, if you set up a release in the proper "Releases" area of the repo, it's much more...

## Context I have a problem with features and building variable plus static fonts: 1. I want to write fea code in only one place, then reference that from multiple...

**Describe the bug** Take a look at [a classroom assignment](https://popcode.org/?snapshot=6e31fe89-3d3e-4b24-ba6a-9fb8a92f5a5c) that has a longish `title`, on a small or zoomed-in view. The title bar stays a small size (`height: 2.4vh;`),...

**Describe the bug** Often – especially if I’m zoomed in a bit or using a small screen, like a Chromebook – the HTML/JS/CSS tabs cover up some of the code....

Currently, the "drop font here" target is very small. This means, in part, that it's easy for new users to drop a font on the main white area, which does...

Seems to be fixable by adding `overflow-wrap: break-word;` to the element (from 5 seconds of looking, this style seems to be a default style in Chrome, but not Firefox). ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/45946693/75195606-3e139300-5728-11ea-9728-a6f442d0bc3f.png)...