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Markdown font size should be improved or be customisable #27
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issue is fixed in the upcoming 1.7.5 release |
I suppose because of this commit (despite it referencing a different, seemingly unrelated issue): 953449c Thanks |
Indeed! And besides that, now I know where to customise things if I still want to ;-) Thanks! |
If you wish, you can take a look on the corrected MD viewer and the improved HTML editor under: https://github.com/uggrock/tagspaces/releases/tag/v1.7.5 |
The regular font size looks much better now. However the relative font sizes of H1, H2, H3 and H4 (in particular of H3) are not yet fully proportional. Just use the following to see:
H3 seems to be of the same size as H1 and H4 seems to have the same size as H2. I'd expect them to continuously decrease in size. Also, all six sizes H1-H6 should be supported. |
I think there's a regression: upon saving the editor introduces a little red round dot at the start of the first line which breaks the markdown in that line (e.g. a heading). |
thank you, for the remarks! Both of them are fixed for the next release. The little red dot is needed for the UTF8 support. It actually should not showed by codemirror. I hope this is fixed in the newer codemirror releases. |
The standard Markdown font size for regular text is way too small - at least on OS X. While the font sizes for headings are fine, the regular font is rendered at about 6-8 points in 1.7.4. You could either make the font sizes fully customisable or allow to define a minimum font size, both as part of the preferences.
Thanks
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