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| Feature | Code | What it does | |----------|------|---------------| | Standard Ligatures | liga | Common “fi”, “fl”, “ff”. | | Discretionary Ligatures | dlig | Fancy “ct”, “st”, “ffl”. | | Stylistic Alternates | salt | Alternate “a”, “g”, “y”. | | Small Caps | smcp | True small caps (optical scaling). | | Uppercase Small Caps | c2sc | Small caps for uppercase text. | | Numerals (Old‑style) | onum | 0–9 with varying heights. | | Numerals (Tabular) | tnum | Fixed‑width numbers for tables. | | Fractions | frac | Automatic fraction rendering. | | Superscripts & Subscripts | sups , subs | Professional typographic placement. | | Case‑Sensitive Forms | case | Alternate glyphs for specific case contexts (e.g., a different “Q” when used in branding). | | Kerning | kern | Fine‑tuned pair adjustments. | | Variable‑font Axis | wght , ital , opsz | Weight, italic slant, optical size (optional). |
Static quotes on Instagram or TikTok backgrounds are often boring. Using Jcheada as the headline font (with a simple sans-serif as the subtext) creates visual interest. The irregular baseline of the script catches the eye, stopping the scroll. Jcheada Font
Given its organic, informal nature, the Jcheada Font is best suited for . It brings a handmade, energetic feel to short-form text where you want to grab the viewer's attention. Ideal applications include: | Feature | Code | What it does