Type something in the text input on the left, in mixed case.
Hit the Copy button.
The text input on the right will display the Small-Caps version of what you typed.
Medial s (ſ) should transform to something that looks like S
Ligatures like fl and ß should transform to something that looks like FL or Ss
Terminal sigma (terminal σ - that is, ς) should transform to something that looks like capital sigma (Σ)
If you are aware of any other character transformations that should be noted here,
please email me at the address below.
A good starting point is Wikipedia's
Uncommon Latin Letters category
Medial s was incorrectly left as is.
Ligature f-l was incorrectly left as is.
German sharp-s was incorrectly left as is.
Correctly translated both sigmas to a capital sigma.
Lower-case medial s and ligature f-l were displayed as rectangles.
Medial s was incorrectly left as is.
Ligature f-l was incorrectly left as is.
German sharp-s was incorrectly left as is.
Correctly translated both sigmas to a capital sigma.
Medial s was correctly translated to capital S.
Ligature f-l was incorrectly left as is.
German sharp-s was correctly uppercased to a "double
capital S" - "SS" - which could only be
selected/highlighted as a single element.
Correctly translated both sigmas to a capital sigma.
font-variant: small-caps; is not supported on textareas
Medial s was correctly translated to capital S.
Ligature f-l was incorrectly left as is.
German sharp-s was incorrectly left as is.
Correctly translated both sigmas to a capital sigma.
If you would like to send me feedback - for example, the results of testing
your browser - please email me at:
mvaneerde at yahoo dot com
Or post in this Channel 9 thread
* Added extra td for Opera, which doesn't like font-variant on a textarea