CSS font-feature-settings

The font-feature-settings property in CSS allows you to control advanced typographic features in a font, such as ligatures, alternate characters, and more. This property gives you more control over the appearance of text on your webpage.

To use the font-feature-settings property, you need to specify the features you want to enable or disable using OpenType feature tags. These tags are specific to each font and can be found in the font's documentation. The syntax for the property is:

font-feature-settings: "tag1" on, "tag2" off;

Here's an example of how to use the font-feature-settings property to enable ligatures in a heading:

In this example, the 'liga' on value enables ligatures for the heading text.

You can also use the font-feature-settings property to enable other typographic features, such as swashes, small caps, and stylistic sets. Make sure to check the font's documentation for the specific tags you can use with the property.

Here's another example that shows how to use the property to enable small caps:

Experiment with different OpenType feature tags and values to achieve the desired typographic effects in your text.