https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=157735
--- Comment #6 from V Stuart Foote <[email protected]> --- Simply that the Small Caps "font effect" via a Style is applied using an ICU library transliteration against a string, and then some VCL rendering onto the document canvas. It does not actually change the string (upper case and lower case characters remain) the style/ODF "font-variant" then acts on that string. And IIUC the UNO commands on the Format -> Text menus actually use the same ICU transliterations as the "font effect", as does the <Shift>+<F3> "cycle case", but the string is actually changed by the command via replacement. So yes you have to mix a format/edit of the string(s) with applying the style's font effect to get the capitalization and small caps result. Alternatively, smart font Small caps (i.e. changing the alternate glyphs for Graphite or OpenType fonts that provide the feature, e.g. Libertinus Serif) can also be done via a style edit, but applied from the 'Font' tab and the 'Features' dialog for the selected font. It will append a "smcp=1" value to the font family. But have the same requirement there to adjust capitalization of the string. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
