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I'm using Google Font API to display my website logo. (See top of stolencamerafinder.com)
In Chrome the letters 'f' and 'i' appear seperately, but in FireFox, they are a nice joined ligature
How do I force Chrome to use the ligature?
If I use the ligature ascii character (fi) in the html then it doesn't use the font, it falls back to arial, yet the font (OFL Sorts Mill Goudy TT) must support that ligature since firefox displays it.
Update: I ended up ditching Google font API in favour of plain @font-face. More choice on fontsquirrel.com anyway.
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Head over to Window > Type > Glyphs to open the Glyphs panel. To activate or deactivate ligatures, open the Character panel by going to Window > Type > Character. Click on the top right corner menu and select Ligatures to activate or deactivate them.
The Google Fonts API provides the regular version of the requested fonts by default. To request other styles or weights, append a colon ( : ) to the name of the font, followed by a list of styles or weights separated by commas ( , ).
Short answer: This feature isn't implemented yet.
Long answer: Take a look at http://crbug.com/22240 ( http://crbug.com/64479 might also be interesting).
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