> Ideally changing the colour of one character should
> not alter the glyph that is shown for that character.
AFAIU this is a limitation of the underlying SVG code: if changing the fill color attribute of an individual letter (or a sub-string), the differently styled character needs to be wrapped into a separate (nested) <tspan> to override the inherited style, making the individually colored character "standalone".
> Ideally changing the colour of one character should
> not alter the glyph that is shown for that character.
AFAIU this is a limitation of the underlying SVG code: if changing the fill color attribute of an individual letter (or a sub-string), the differently styled character needs to be wrapped into a separate (nested) <tspan> to override the inherited style, making the individually colored character "standalone".
The same can be reproduced with any font which uses ligatures (e.g. 'Aller' or 'Lobster'): imgh.us/ ligatures- ttf-inkscape- 1.png>
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