I have two installations of portable Sublime Text 3 on my computer: 3143 and 3176. I've ported all my settings, my theme, plugins over to 3176 and everything is perfect except for the default font being bold.
My settings have not changed.
"font_face": "Consolas",
"font_size": 11,
Inspecting my (custom) theme, nothing suggests it should be bold and that the new version would be sensitive to it.
Nothing in font_options seems to help either.
Old (happy):
New (sad):
As per the 3.1 changelog:
Improved text rendering on Windows, now respecting ClearType tuning
Go to Preferences -> Settings, then in your user settings add:
"font_options": ["dwrite_cleartype_classic"],
"theme_font_options": ["dwrite_cleartype_classic"],
If those don't work for you, use dwrite_cleartype_natural for each instead.
Still having trouble? Make sure font_face and font_size are as you expect; I had a lower font size for a computer with lower resolution.
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The question applies to both windows and Macs. But I'm on an iMac at the moment so I can only test on a Mac.
I installed the mononoki Nerd Font.
In Font Book/Microsoft Word/Textedit (which is like a macOS Wordpad equivalent), the font is called “mononoki Nerd Font Mono”.
As a test, I tried setting my font_face to these and it's not working:
- "font_face": "mononoki Nerd Font Mono"
- "font_face": "mononoki Nerd Font Mono Regular"
and no change on my display. The text looks the same with and without the line above.
Thanks.
in Windows you can open fonts settings and search for your font, and there are two things:
Font Family
Font Face
eg. I want a font called fira code retina, which is in fira code font-family so I'll search for it in fonts settings:
Now the font-faces which comes under this family will be listed below:
Then you can select the font family name and get all the details of it.
You can use Settings in Sublime Text like so:
Then, change the user settings like so with font_face property:
Save the preferences and see if that changes your font. In the above example, I have chosen American Typewriter as the font_face and the effect is noticed upon save.
Give that a shot.
I think the title is already clear enough.
I have been able to change the font for my editor through accessing:
Preferences > Editor > Color Scheme > Font
But happens that some of my fonts are not available there; although a lot of them they are. This happens to me in this machine with the FightingSpirit font. Not that I want to use it but it's one where the issue happens.
At work I have added ligatures to the Menlo font using an open source project and it doesn't show up. I've tried disabling Show only monospaced fonts and although more fonts show up, some of the fonts still are not available.
Is there any fix for this, is it impossible for some fonts or am I doing something wrong?
EDIT
I have been able to set that ligaturized font to some of my editors and terminal, so the font is not corrupted and does work.
After some IDE updates the font showed up so the problem fixed itself
As you can see, the font of modelsim's text editor is very small. But I can't change the size in Tools->Edit Preferences->Source Window->Fonts.
However, I can make the letters bigger by set the DPI higher(through System Settings->Fonts) or set the resolution of the screen to a appropriate value, such as 1024X720, while 1366x768 is the actual resolution of my screen. These ways are not comfortable, because everything else look strange.My OS is Fedora 22, and the version of my Modelsim is 10.3d.
I want to get a more comfortable way to the font-size problem of Modelsim, I'll appreciate it!
I ran into this too in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS with modelsim 10.5 ASE. I fixed it as follows:
Open ~/.modelsim (use "nano ~/.modelsim" in terminal)
Find: PrefDefault = ... textFontV2 {Verdana 12} (the name of the font may differ)
Change 12 to -12, so it will looks like this: textFontV2 {Verdana -12}
Save ~/.modelsim (Ctrl+O and then Enter)
Reopen modelsim
I ran into this too in Xubuntu, just use Ctrl++ or Ctrl+- to enlarge or shrink the text dynamically.
Tools->Edit preferences->source windows-> textFont
I am using CentOS Linux, Questa Sim-64 10.1a and had the same problem. I fixed it as follows :
Select "Tools" option from the toolbar at the top.
From the drop down menu select "Edit Preferences ..."
On the lower left pane, there are various Font types like fixedFont, footerFont, textFont etc. To change the size of textFont, select it and you get the choice of font type and size.
Choose what you are most comfortable with.
menuFont is used for command prompt and treeFont is used to display the folder structure.
On Xubuntu/XFCE4: Going to Settings⟶Appereance⟶Fonts and disabling the "Custom DPI setting" checkbox solved the problem for me.
The strange thing is that xdpyinfo says the screen resolution is 96x96 dpi regardless of the checkbox. Leaving the checkbox on and setting something like 200 dpi scales the Modelsim editor font, but also all other fonts on the screen, so that doesn't help. I didn't dig any further towards the root cause.
This is a screenshot of a code fragment viewed in Sublime Text 3 in Windows 7:
And this is a screenshot of the same code fragment in Sublime Text 3 in Linux Mint 17 (Qiana)
You might not believe but this little thing is bothering me since I started programming in the Linux environment.
Is there a bug with Sublime Text 3 columns alignment in Linux environment or it's just a matter of configuration? Is it fixable?
You are using a monospace (fixed-width) font in the upper image, and a sans-serif (variable-width) font in the lower. Open up your font library program in Mint and find a monospace font you like (I prefer Liberation Mono, but you may need to install it). Then, in Sublime, select Preferences -> Settings-User and add the following:
"font_face": "Liberation Mono"
(or whatever font you chose). Save the file, and you should be all set.
How to change the font size of the Resharper?
I found the font size of File Structure, Live Templates and other UI components unbearably small.
I couldn't find any options to customize font size. I tried to increase Windows DPI to 150%. That works but cause a lot of other problems.
I'm using Resharper 5.1.3.
Thanks
ReSharper still uses system font settings for many of its controls. Use the Control Panel to change font size in these controls.
Same as changing the colors, it's in visual studio options not resharper.
but under resharper settings.
Look at this link:
Changing Resharper's color scheme
look carefully at the issues presented in some user's visual studio. I had to reinstall resharper in order to change the color and font size.