Guillaume Ayoub

Here's what's happening: - Table layout needs each cell's minimum content width (the minimum width needed by the cell to keep the content inside). - The minimum content width of...

> Looks like it could/should be reused. It's hard (that hard?) to use the same layout, as we currently use a different layout for each box and don't rely on...

> Hoi, we had a similar performance issue with documents that accidentally contained lines which consisted of "words" about 100kB each. That's a case that's not handled by our little...

@aschmitz Thanks a lot for finding and sharing these numbers. Before discussing the details, here is some general information about performances for WeasyPrint, for everybody that would be interested in...

It’s a feature I’ve already tried to implement for @arthru earlier this year. But it’s hard. What’s possible is to use a custom [`url_fetcher`](https://weasyprint.readthedocs.io/en/stable/tutorial.html#url-fetchers) function. Depending on what you really...

Yes, you're right, many softwares (including browsers) use caps with a smaller size instead of small caps when they are not available. That a crime against typography (real small caps...

By the way, creating a "false" small-caps variant fallback can be difficult, because I'm not sure that there's a way to know in Pango if a real small-caps variant exists.

After playing with Pango and fontconfig, I now know that fontconfig is able to generate false small-caps, italic and bold fonts. I don't know exactly how it works, but I...

> Hi liZe. I´m interesting in this feature Good to know! > After playing with Pango and fontconfig, I now know that fontconfig is able to generate false small-caps, italic...

Hi! > I suspect that this has something to do with the change described in: #1374 Yes, this case is not in the "simple cases" supported.