When I include a descriptive text in an enumeration in SmallCapped, the last
letter sometimes gets somewhat large.
It only happens with alternative=serried, and only in some fonts. Below an
example (thanks to Wolfgang for showing how to loop over fonts).
I use Pagella, where I first noticed it. What precisely does “serried” do?
Thanks,
Matthias
\defineenumeration
[Unserried]
[text=Unserried,
% alternative=serried,
width=fit,
title=yes,
titlestyle=normal,
prefix=yes]
\defineenumeration
[Serried]
[text=Serried,
alternative=serried,
width=fit,
title=yes,
titlestyle=normal,
prefix=yes]
\starttext
\doloopoverlist
{bonum,cambria,concrete,dejavu,ebgaramond,erewhon,kpfonts,
libertinus,lucida,modern,pagella,schola,stixtwo,termes,xcharter}
{\switchtobodyfont[\recursestring]
\recursestring:
\startUnserried{\SmallCapped{Sliding}}
\stopUnserried
\startSerried{\SmallCapped{Sliding}}
\stopSerried
\par}
\stoptext
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