Iosevka ST

Custom build of the Iosevka font.

Character styles

Based of default configuration with changes:

• D with more rounded shape; without serifs
• G with tootheless (corner) body, and inward hook terminal; without top serif
• I with short serifs
• W with curly body; without serifs
• f with flat top hook, descending extension, and crossbar at X-height
• i with shorter top serif and full bottom serif
• k with standard shape; without serifs, to override default italic
• l with top serif and curly-then-flat tail
• t with body with flat hook, and a shorter neck
• w with curly body; without serifs
• y with straight shape, and a tail turns leftward; without serifs
• Greek small Lambda (λ) with straight upper and a tail turns leftward
• Cyrillic Capital Lower Zhe (Ж) with curly legs
• Cyrillic Lower Zhe (ж) with curly legs
• Cyrillic Capital Ze (З) with serif at both top and bottom, to distinguish from 3
• Cyrillic Capital Ka (К) with straight shape; without serifs
• Cyrillic Lower Ka (к) with straight shape; without serifs
• Cyrillic Lower Ef (ф) with standard shape and without serifs, to override default italic
• Zero (0) with oval shape; without slash
• 2 with straight neck; without serifs
• 4 with closed contour; without serifs
• 5 with arched middle part; without serifs
• 8 looks like two circles joined together
• 9 with a more open contour
• Asterisk (*) with five-pointed shape, and medium position
• Higher circumflex ^
• Parenthesis with larger contour, like that in Monaco
• More straight braces
• Straight Guillemets (« »)
• Number sign with slanted bars
• At symbol (@) with four-fold body, and solid inner
• Dollar symbol with interrupted strike-through vertical bar
• Percent % with rings and continuous bar

Ligations

• Vertically align some of the operators (like *) to the center position it is before or after a "center" operator (like +).
• Plus (+) and Minus (-) will trigger other operator characters at left to be centered.
• Plus (+) and Minus (-) will trigger other operator characters at right to be centered.
• Equal (=) will trigger other operator characters at left to be centered.
• Equal (=) will trigger other operator characters at right to be centered.
• Less (<) and Greater (>) will trigger other operator characters at inside to be centered.
• Less (<) and Greater (>) will trigger other operator characters at outside to be centered.
• Treat colon (:) as operator and perform chained centering.
• Move connecting dotty punctuations closer, like for ::, ::: and ....
• Move consecutive bars closer, like for ||, ||| and //.

Shape

• Bold is one step bolder than standard.

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