By mistake i deleted default font of vs code now its showing some error.
anyone can tell me default font of vscode so tht i can write moreover you can see my terminal font is also coming on Courier New.
Need to change this HELP
You can see the font
Gear icon to the left has an option to reset setting to default:
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My VS code font changes to default every time I open up my PC. I need to reinstall the font to use it in VS code. The font works in other apps though. I think there's something wrong with my VS code but I can't figure it out.
Font works when
I reinstall the font.
Once it works, closing/opening the app doesn't reset the font.
Default fonts like courier, consolas always work.
Font doesn't work when
I restart my PC.
How can I change the font family and font size of variables in the screenshot in VSCode?
There is a GitHub issue discussing this problem:
Allow to change the font size and font of the workbench
and someone has added a PR to resolve it:
Add settings for changing the workbench font size and font #144365
So maybe you need to wait for vscode to merge this function.
By the way, in my case,
because the font in variables use the default font of windows10 system - Consolas.
So I choose to change the default font, using Jetbrains Mono to replace Consolas, and it works.
I am fairly new to VScode, I wanted to add Ubuntu Mono Font in VScode. I downloaded the file from Google Fonts page. I extracted and Installed all the different Styles that were available. Here is a photo of the downloaded fonts that I had installed.
Then to verify whether the font was installed or not I opened a word file where I could select Ubuntu Mono. On Stackoverflow I came across 2 methods of Changing the Font family, either editing the settings.json file or using the GUI in VScode by writing the Font family name. I am attaching my modified settings.json file here
I tried other options as well like:
"editor.fontfamily":" 'UbuntuMono-Regular', monospace"
"editor.fontfamily":" 'UbuntuMono-Bold', monospace"
"editor.fontfamily":" 'Ubuntu Mono' , monospace"
//here I tried to play around with spaces:
"editor.fontfamily":" ' UbuntuMono ', monospace"
but whatever I do it is showing the same default monospace font. Any Guidance Regarding this will be helpful. My VScode is updated(It shows March 2021 (Version 1.55)) If any more information or Screenshots are required please let me know.
I tried it with the OTF version: UbuntuMono-Regular.otf
Install the font.
The following settings worked.
"editor.fontFamily": "'Ubuntu Mono', monospace"
You have to RESTART VSC
In my case, I am inputing the font name incorrectly,
e.g. I input
'Delugia Mono Regular'
but in fact vscode does not need Regular cause it accepts font family as input, changing it to:
'Delugia Mono'
and it worked.
No need to restart or even save the settings file, the change would appear in 1 second after you've entered a legal fontfamily as input.
Try to disable all installed extensions from vscode and edit the .json file again, choose your font and make sure that it has been installed then save all changes
About a couple of weeks ago, I downloaded course files from a course I'm studying online and the minute i opened the folder in vs code, all other vs code projects' terminal font size were affected; became so small they can't be readable. I searched for a solution for a couple of days and I even tried uninstalling vs code then re-installing it, but nothing worked.
I now have to use an external terminal to run any command and it's very frustrating.
If anyone can help I would very much appreciate it.
Thanks in advance
How about going to the ´settings.json´ and adding e.g.
"terminal.integrated.fontSize": 12,
or what ever you like. You can also go to the gear menue (bottom left) select 'settings', search for 'terminal font size' and then enter the size of your choice.
Choose 'Terminal -> New Terminal' from menu bar.
There are things I describe on picture below:
Click on the arrow near name of the shell and choose 'Configure Terminal Settings'.
'Settings' tab will open and you should see two tabs: 'User' and 'Workspace'.
In 'Workspace' scroll to "Terminal › Integrated: Font Size" and there you can change size of your font. The same setting is also available in 'User' tab, but in my case changing in 'Workspace' helped.
I just run into the same problem and tried all of the above. If this is the case for you than you might see if the font family has changed or is different. This can be found in the settings as mentioned above. I changed it to the 'Times New Roman' and it worked great. I hope this helps.
I have Eclipse Juno running on my Fedora 17.
When I hover over a function / variable in Eclipse, a box pops up that contains information about that function with the font size of about 30 or 40 units. I have really searched hard to reduce the font size but I JUST CAN'T.
Why am I having this issue?
I know where font settings are for Eclipse IDE. I've changed and tested all options in there to see which might change the font, but none do.
The answer from #tobias_k in the comments helped me get to the correct settings for the dialog box. I'm reproducing it here for easy reference to anyone.
Preferences -> Appearance -> Colors and Fonts -> Java -> Javadoc Display Font
This should get you where you need to be. Just to clarify, that popup for documentation is considered a dialog box so it checks the dialog box font size for this.
Have u tried to change the gnome theme, or whatever your shell is. I have similar problem in Ubuntu, the problem was in background of this window, it was black, and my font was black too, so nothing can be read but when i change my theme everything is fine now.