Hi guys…
There is a general issue with Adobe fonts. The prob is the Open-Type feature of alternate glyphs and the rendering of those in different browsers.
More info here: https://helpx.adobe.com/fonts/using/open-type-syntax.html#calt
The point is, it’s not consistent due a lack of this specific CSS or (a humble wish) integration of such in the cornerstone font manager. In fact it causes issues in Indesign itself - but that is a little different story.
How did I realize this problem? Well headlines (h1, h2…) were not rendered using the alternates, regardless of uppercase or any other css modification by default. Paragraphs (text elements) used the alternate glyphs by default. So even the font was the same, the headlines looked different than the paragraphs.
Turning contextual alternates off by css (see link above) the font looks consistent in any element.
So my question is: would it be possible to add a checkbox controlling this feature in the font manager of cornerstone?