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Question: Styling UNotes

Open sahil48 opened this issue 5 years ago • 7 comments

Does Unotes inherit the styling (ex. font size, colors, header styles, fonts, etc) from the markdown previewer, or is there some other way to customize it.

Is there any way to make the buttons bigger? They are tiny on my laptop's 4K display.

sahil48 avatar Apr 13 '19 03:04 sahil48

It currently doesn't inherit from the markdown previewer. I plan to add custom theme values to allow markdown color customization. I'll look into making the buttons bigger. You can set the zoom level within vs code (ctrl+=) but that might not be the best solution. Thanks for the feedback.

ryanmcalister avatar Apr 13 '19 03:04 ryanmcalister

Version 1.0.6 has a new user setting 'unotes.editor.display2X' that will make the toolbar buttons bigger.

ryanmcalister avatar May 10 '19 21:05 ryanmcalister

I support this feature request for a customized styling. Currently, lower level headings are almost not visual in the Light+ theme:

UNotes - Headings

odonyde avatar Jun 06 '19 15:06 odonyde

It's strange that for me the light+ theme looks like... image

Unotes 1.0.15 now has many color customization options.

ryanmcalister avatar Aug 20 '19 15:08 ryanmcalister

Yes, I can confirm that headings of all levels show the same color in Unotes 1.0.15 and are clearly readable also using the Light+ theme. 👍🏻

odonyde avatar Aug 27 '19 12:08 odonyde

Unless I'm mistaken, there doesn't appear to be a way to configure the base font-size. It'd be nice to see a feature where the base font-size could be configured. Currently the only way I see to make the text larger is to scale the entire GUI of vscode (with ctrl+), but this comes with the obvious downside of scaling the entire GUI.

That said, if I'm mistaken about this being configurable, please do let me know.

jamesrobb avatar Nov 10 '19 13:11 jamesrobb

+1 for style.css instead of customization options. For example: WIth the current markdown-preview of visual-studio-code i can specify a "style.css" file which loads my custom font residing in the workspace folder, giving me a beautiful font in the preview, which can be styled on all levels of markdown (h1,h2, ... etc.) giving me full power over the look-and-feel.

funkrusher avatar Dec 23 '19 23:12 funkrusher