MultiMarkdown Composer 3: Default settings override Theme settings

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Alex

19 Mar, 2015 06:20 AM

Hi,

According to the Settings -> Appearance the default app settings can be overridden by a them. But the latest beta (Version 3.0b30 (30)) seems to behave exactly the opposite way.

I have the following in the theme:

    default = {
        fontName = "Helvetica Neue";
        fontSize = 13.5;
        kerning = 0.3;
   };

but what I configure in the app is what is applied.

  1. Support Staff 1 Posted by Fletcher on 19 Mar, 2015 11:55 AM

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    `default` is not used for anything.

    Look at `New.theme` for an example of how to modify themes.

    F-

  2. 2 Posted by Alex on 19 Mar, 2015 05:28 PM

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    Nice (that works as described). What I cannot get to work though is the monoFont settings:

    monoFontSize = 12;
    monoFontName = "Cousine";
    

    If I specify these in the corresponding codeSpan and codeBlock it works, but not as a top level theme setting.

  3. Support Staff 3 Posted by Fletcher on 19 Mar, 2015 05:33 PM

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    Again, look at the included themes for how to customize them. To my
    knowledge, every thing that can be done is done in one (or more) of the
    themes.

    Especially the 4 "New" variations.

    F-

  4. 4 Posted by Alex on 19 Mar, 2015 05:44 PM

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    While the first part was inspired by the Default.theme which is included in the app (made me think that it should work), the part about the mono font was copied from New.theme in the Themes folder. So maybe you could take a look and double check that it works.

  5. 5 Posted by Alex on 19 Mar, 2015 05:47 PM

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    OK. I got it to work. The part that was missing was adding mono = 1.

  6. Fletcher closed this discussion on 21 Aug, 2015 09:16 PM.

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