I use XeLaTeX and the fontspec
package.
Now, I like to use Linux Libertine as standard font. The slanted (not italics) characters are stored in a different font. Now, to use them with \slshape
, I have to select them explicitly:
\setmainfont[
SlantedFont={Linux Libertine Slanted O},
SmallCapsFeatures={Letters=SmallCaps},
Mapping=tex-text, Numbers=OldStyle, Variant=01, Ligatures={TeX, Common}, Contextuals=WordFinal,
% Style=Alternate, Ligatures={Rare, TeX, Common}
]{Linux Libertine O}
As you can see, the slanted font is selected in the SlantedFont={Linux Libertine Slanted O}
argument.
When I use \slshape
in my document now:
{\slshape \lipsum[1-2]}
It creates the correct slanted text.
(\usepackage{lipsum}
is further up in the file.)
Now, when I want to use small caps I use \scshape
:
{\scshape \lipsum[3-4]}
The text is slanted small caps! To circumvent this, I have to comment out the SlantedFont
argument in \setmainfont
, this makes the small caps upright, but I lose slanted text capabilities.
How do I make both behave corectly?
SmallCapsFont={Linux Libertine O}