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Is it possible to change the console font size in IntelliJ IDEA
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I'm using intellij IDEA
But the font in my console is very small.
How can I make this font larger?
I managed to change size font of the code itself, but not the console or any lower bar window.
Go to
Settings -> Editor -> Colors & Fonts -> Console Font
Refer this for more.
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I'm trying to enlarge the font for the markdown displayed in the Jupyter Notebooks opened with IntelliJ DataSpell.
I have adjusted anything in the Settings Menu you can think of. But it only affects the Menu or the Editor, never the Markdown shown.
I found an old topic (below) but that does not work.
How do you change the Markdown preview font size in IntelliJ IDEA?
Has anybody another idea how to adjust the font size?
Regrettably, it is not available.
Please vote for https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-232254 in order to increase its priority.
To change the font size of the menus and markdown texts:
File -> Settings -> Appearance & Behavior -> Appearance -> Use custom font (change font) -> Apply / OK
To change the font size of editor:
File -> Settings -> Editor -> Font (change font) -> Apply / OK
To apply changes on Markdown cells, you have to either double click on the cell and run the cell again or just restart the DataSpell IDE.
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How do you change the Markdown preview font size in IntelliJ IDEA?
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IntelliJ has a feature that can let us preview Markdown code. An example is shown below:
However, the font used in the preview looks like Arial to me and it's different from the font used in GitHub. Therefore, I want to is it possible to change the preview font (not the font size, it's the font itself) and if so, where can I change it? Thanks!
You can change it via custom CSS in
File | Settings | Languages & Frameworks | Markdown
See: https://stackoverflow.com/a/42931052/4065598
Unable to read the language. How to set it to english ?
The issue is not with the language, but with some broken font mapping on your system. The workaround is to change IDE font. Press Ctrl+Alt+S to access the Settings dialog, open the second entry from the top and set some font here:
Had same issue with IntelliJ Community Edition, version 2019 2.
Initially the only way I could get the "normal" IntelliJ charset mapping to persist after closing and reopening is go to Settings > Appearance & Behaviours > Appearance and then to UNCHECK Use Custom Font and allow the built-in defaults to be applied.
Later I discovered that I could use all custom fonts except my favorite, Open Sans.
Somehow selecting and applying this font only worked for the remainder of the IntelliJ session. If IntelliJ was closed and reopened, the character mapping was altered in both the Settings page and in the IDE. Each character was represented by the next character alphabetically, e.g. Open Sans ==> Pqdo Tbot
Notice that the first letter of the menus (which has a separate formatting as it's underlined) remains the same while the remainder of the menu title is ampped to the next letter in the alphabet.
The question thus arises: why is Open Sans showing this change of character mapping while other fonts do not ?
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What does this symbol mean in IntelliJ? (red circle on bottom-left corner of file name, with 'J' in it)
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I have thoroughly searched all questions and precisely followed the steps mentioned here How to view JDK external documentation in IntelliJ IDEA?
I have added URL also, javadoc jar file also in Platform Settings->SDK.
My Documentation path images:
DOC PATH IMAGE
ERROR
Your Java files have a little red "J" icon.
This is IntelliJ indicating that those Java files are not part of the sources.
I recommend following this or this.
That should get IntelliJ to display documentation when editing those files.
phpDesigner 8 seems to have an error rendering text. I'm comparing it to Sublime Text 2.
Using these values:
in both programs, I get these different results:
Seems like phpDesigner 8 is expanding the font, but I can't find any configuration which allows me to stop that behavior.
How can I remove the horizontal font extra space?
Not sure if you had this problem resolved. You can change this in Tools > Preferences > Editor > Syntax Highlighters, choose PHP from the drop down list and for each attribute, uncheck the Bold checkbox.