Is there a way to make emacs fake bold and italic styles for fonts that don't have them? Generally, programs will make fake bold and italic styles for fonts by shearing them and increasing stroke width if the font doesn't provide an actual italic or bold style, but emacs doesn't seem to do this by default. If I set the :slant property for a face using :family "Source Code Pro", for example, it is just ignored, because Source Code Pro does not provide an actual italic variant.
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I'm using the plugin html_editor_enhanced and when I paste text, it keeps the formatting (bold, underline, foreground/background color etc...).
I'm building tool that will be used by many people, and I want all the texts to mainly have the same font, fontsize, all black etc, only bold text for a few cases.
It would be much easier to only allow pasting without formatting (remove all formatting when pasting), than to explain to each individual to remove formatting manually (and how to do that).
I've downloaded and installed a new font, and in vscode changed editor:Font Family field
in settings to this font's name, and it works fine, but this font does not cover all ASCII characters. And the characters that are not supported by this font change for some ugly-looking default font. So my question is: "Can i change this default font that is being rendered if the character is not supported by my font, and how to do it?"
in vscode I am trying to change font family only for font ligatures to Fira Code. I can do it with custom css plugin, but the class for font ligatures (.mtk10) is shared. So if i change it, then it also changes font for if, else, this and other keywords. Is there any way to target only font ligatures?
This is my custom css style:
.mtk10 {
font-family: Fira Code;
}
I would not recommend that at all. You can, however, edit your own font and add ligatures inside that. Check this tutorial on how to create a font with ligatures.
You can also check out this October 2019 Release Notes - stylistic sets.
If you'd rather setup ligatures with Fira Code and use that font as well, then you can do that by the following set of instructions.
Step #1: Install Fira Code.
Step #2: Set the font in VSCode settings:
"editor.fontFamily": "Fira Code, Menlo, Monaco, 'Courier New', monospace",
"editor.fontLigatures": true,
Step #3: Restart/reload VSCode.
That's about it.
I don't actually mean the default font they use on the editor, but the font that appear in the images on the site itself.
For example this one:
https://i.imgur.com/71UX5tU.jpg
https://code.visualstudio.com/images/1_14_js-refactoring.gif
It's not Consolas or Menlo because of how it renders the "g". I'm just trying to get that exact same look on Windows, but I can't find a good match.
It is virtually impossible to know which font they are using unless they explicitly say. I do not know of any place where they do.
Within the stock version of VS Code, unless you specify otherwise in settings.json, the default font priority is: Consolas, Courier New, and then monospace.
According to the Default Settings pane of settings.json:
// Controls the font family.
"editor.fontFamily": "Consolas, 'Courier New', monospace",
I'm having troubles with the fonts. I think emacs is not displaying the italic font. I notice this mainly when I'm using org-mode, because the italics characters are not appearing.
As you can see in the image above, the second line should appear in italic, and I don't know why it's not doing it. I'm quite sure it was working at some point before. I was playing around with the font customization, but I didn't succeed.
Any Ideas?
#choroba was totally right about the font. I just changed it.
(add-to-list 'default-frame-alist
'(font . "DejaVu Sans Mono-11"))
As a note, you can play around with the font with S-left_click