Unicode 11 Georgian uppercase vs. fonts

[Andrew Cunningham via Unicode]

On Saturday, 28 July 2018, Asmus Freytag (c) via Unicode <
unicode at unicode.org> wrote:

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> A real plan would have consisted of documentation suggesting how to roll
> out library update, whether to change/augment CSS styling keywords, what
> types of locale adaptations of case transforms should be implemented, how
> to get OSs to deliver fonts to people, etc., etc..
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It can be dealt with in various ways in CSS as it is. The question is why
the designer chose to apply capitals, the purpose behind it, and how that
should be appropriately internationalised. For instance for Cherokee you
may want to lowercase instead of upercase, assuming this is wise. Other
languages you may want to embolden text, Italian it, underline it, change
colour, change interchanged or integral heme spacing, etc .

Ultimately it's a question of whether you want a single UI design or a
language responsive UI design.




-- 
Andrew Cunningham
lang.support at gmail.com
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