I am trying to put emphasis on the capital letter "Y" in the Open Sans Condensed font, but when it is set, the font of the letter Y changes to another. I can not understand: in fact, the stress mark is a separate character, why does it change the font of the letter it is placed on?

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<span style="position:relative;margin-left:-13px;margin-right:3px"> ́</span>

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  • Here everything is - ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/… - Andrey Shpileva
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    Everything that is there tried. You read the question. The emphasis is placed, but it changes the font of the letter above it. - antohabio

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It changes the font to another, because the font you connect does not contain accented characters, and standard fonts have these combinations.

Solution: Find an extended version of your font with accents.

  • Those. the font should have a letter with an accent, but can we put it either by inserting it, or by inserting a letter and an accent mark? The letter U I need is stressed. It turns out there is no escape?) - antohabio
  • @ user2849166 If you do not find an expanded font with accents, then yes, there will be no good solution. Well, either you can adjust the stress through position:relative , but this is no longer a beautiful solution) - user192664
  • Thank you, did so .. - antohabio
  • @ user2849166 It looks good) - user192664