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For pedagogical purposes, I would like to highlight some characters in a word, through bold or red color or whatever will work.

Because I use handwriting fonts (German Schulschriften wedn and French Cursive frcursive), I am bound to ligatures working well. Unfortunately, ligatures are blocked if you switch series or color in the middle of a word.

I would be happy with a XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX solution. If needed, also with a PDFLaTeX solution. And as said, any kind of highlighting would be fine.

Here the MWE:

documentclass[varwidth]{standalone}

usepackage[ngerman,frenchb]{babel}

usepackage{fontspec}

setmainfont{Linux Libertine O}

setmonofont[Scale=.75]{Linux Libertine Mono O}

setsansfont[Scale=MatchLowercase]{Linux Biolinum O}

usepackage{wedn}

newcommand{schschrift}{selectlanguage{ngerman} wednupshape}

usepackage{frcursive}    

usepackage{xcolor}



begin{document}

newcommand{fex}[3]{#1textbf{#2}#3}

% renewcommand{fex}[3]{#1{bfseries #2}#3}



{

schschrift

fex{W}{ö}{rter} -- Wörter

}

{

cursive

fex{incr}{oy}{able} -- incroyable

}



renewcommand{fex}[3]{#1textcolor{red}{#2}#3}



{

schschrift

fex{W}{ö}{rter} -- Wörter

}

{

cursive

fex{incr}{oy}{able} -- incroyable

}



renewcommand{fex}[3]{#1#2#3}



{

schschrift

fex{W}{ö}{rter} -- Wörter

}

{

cursive

fex{incr}{oy}{able} -- incroyable

}

end{document}

You can see that, in the first 2 lines, W and ö don't bind well, as well as the r and o + y and a, when put in bold or in red. Compare to the non-highlighted versions.

highlighting ligatures

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For pedagogical purposes, I would like to highlight some characters in a word, through bold or red color or whatever will work.

Because I use handwriting fonts (German Schulschriften wedn and French Cursive frcursive), I am bound to ligatures working well. Unfortunately, ligatures are blocked if you switch series or color in the middle of a word.

I would be happy with a XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX solution. If needed, also with a PDFLaTeX solution. And as said, any kind of highlighting would be fine.

Here the MWE:

documentclass[varwidth]{standalone}

usepackage[ngerman,frenchb]{babel}

usepackage{fontspec}

setmainfont{Linux Libertine O}

setmonofont[Scale=.75]{Linux Libertine Mono O}

setsansfont[Scale=MatchLowercase]{Linux Biolinum O}

usepackage{wedn}

newcommand{schschrift}{selectlanguage{ngerman} wednupshape}

usepackage{frcursive}    

usepackage{xcolor}



begin{document}

newcommand{fex}[3]{#1textbf{#2}#3}

% renewcommand{fex}[3]{#1{bfseries #2}#3}



{

schschrift

fex{W}{ö}{rter} -- Wörter

}

{

cursive

fex{incr}{oy}{able} -- incroyable

}



renewcommand{fex}[3]{#1textcolor{red}{#2}#3}



{

schschrift

fex{W}{ö}{rter} -- Wörter

}

{

cursive

fex{incr}{oy}{able} -- incroyable

}



renewcommand{fex}[3]{#1#2#3}



{

schschrift

fex{W}{ö}{rter} -- Wörter

}

{

cursive

fex{incr}{oy}{able} -- incroyable

}

end{document}

You can see that, in the first 2 lines, W and ö don't bind well, as well as the r and o + y and a, when put in bold or in red. Compare to the non-highlighted versions.

highlighting ligatures

share|improve this question

edited 6 mins ago

benjamin

asked 11 mins ago

benjaminbenjamin

868

add a comment | 

For pedagogical purposes, I would like to highlight some characters in a word, through bold or red color or whatever will work.

Because I use handwriting fonts (German Schulschriften wedn and French Cursive frcursive), I am bound to ligatures working well. Unfortunately, ligatures are blocked if you switch series or color in the middle of a word.

I would be happy with a XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX solution. If needed, also with a PDFLaTeX solution. And as said, any kind of highlighting would be fine.

Here the MWE:

documentclass[varwidth]{standalone}

usepackage[ngerman,frenchb]{babel}

usepackage{fontspec}

setmainfont{Linux Libertine O}

setmonofont[Scale=.75]{Linux Libertine Mono O}

setsansfont[Scale=MatchLowercase]{Linux Biolinum O}

usepackage{wedn}

newcommand{schschrift}{selectlanguage{ngerman} wednupshape}

usepackage{frcursive}    

usepackage{xcolor}



begin{document}

newcommand{fex}[3]{#1textbf{#2}#3}

% renewcommand{fex}[3]{#1{bfseries #2}#3}



{

schschrift

fex{W}{ö}{rter} -- Wörter

}

{

cursive

fex{incr}{oy}{able} -- incroyable

}



renewcommand{fex}[3]{#1textcolor{red}{#2}#3}



{

schschrift

fex{W}{ö}{rter} -- Wörter

}

{

cursive

fex{incr}{oy}{able} -- incroyable

}



renewcommand{fex}[3]{#1#2#3}



{

schschrift

fex{W}{ö}{rter} -- Wörter

}

{

cursive

fex{incr}{oy}{able} -- incroyable

}

end{document}

You can see that, in the first 2 lines, W and ö don't bind well, as well as the r and o + y and a, when put in bold or in red. Compare to the non-highlighted versions.

highlighting ligatures

share|improve this question

edited 6 mins ago

benjamin

asked 11 mins ago

benjaminbenjamin

868

documentclass[varwidth]{standalone}

usepackage[ngerman,frenchb]{babel}

usepackage{fontspec}

setmainfont{Linux Libertine O}

setmonofont[Scale=.75]{Linux Libertine Mono O}

setsansfont[Scale=MatchLowercase]{Linux Biolinum O}

usepackage{wedn}

newcommand{schschrift}{selectlanguage{ngerman} wednupshape}

usepackage{frcursive}    

usepackage{xcolor}



begin{document}

newcommand{fex}[3]{#1textbf{#2}#3}

% renewcommand{fex}[3]{#1{bfseries #2}#3}



{

schschrift

fex{W}{ö}{rter} -- Wörter

}

{

cursive

fex{incr}{oy}{able} -- incroyable

}



renewcommand{fex}[3]{#1textcolor{red}{#2}#3}



{

schschrift

fex{W}{ö}{rter} -- Wörter

}

{

cursive

fex{incr}{oy}{able} -- incroyable

}



renewcommand{fex}[3]{#1#2#3}



{

schschrift

fex{W}{ö}{rter} -- Wörter

}

{

cursive

fex{incr}{oy}{able} -- incroyable

}

end{document}

share|improve this question

edited 6 mins ago

benjamin

asked 11 mins ago

benjaminbenjamin

868

share|improve this question

edited 6 mins ago

benjamin

asked 11 mins ago

benjaminbenjamin

868

asked 11 mins ago

benjaminbenjamin

868

asked 11 mins ago

benjaminbenjamin

868