Diacritic collisions in Latin sequence ïï
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andjc commented
The sequence ïï is used in a few languages. In Dinka for instance it represents the long breathy i. Currently the diacritics collide with each other.
It is actually very difficult to find a font that is suitable for print publications since few fonts support the glyphs and glyph variants used in Africa, and character pairs like ïï are sub-optimal for display text or print publications.
andjc commented
Interestingly, display of sequence is different when a ligature is involved:
