The Appearance preference pane allows you to configure appearance behavior for MultiMarkdown Composer.
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Default Theme -- Specify the Theme that should be used for new documents.
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Open Themes Folder -- Open the folder in your Library that stores your custom Themes.
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More Themes -- Go to support web page where users can share additional Themes.
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Default Zoom -- Default zoom setting for new windows (100% is the default)
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Line Spacing -- Default line height for new windows (1.0 is single-spaced, 2.0 is double-spaced, etc.)
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Text Alignment -- Choose a default text alignment for the editor pane. NOTE: Some Themes override the default settings, in which case this preference would be ignored.
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Default Font -- Choose a default font/size for the editor pane. NOTE: Some Themes override the default settings, in which case this preference would be ignored.
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Change -- Change the default font
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Maximum Full Screen Width -- Choose a maximum width in pixels for the window in full screen view -- useful for high resolution monitors. NOTE: Some Themes override the default settings, in which case this preference would be ignored.
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Left/Right padding around text -- Choose size in pixels for whitespace to left/right of text in editor pane. NOTE: Some Themes override the default settings, in which case this preference would be ignored.
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Top/Bottom padding around text -- Choose size in pixels for whitespace above/below text in editor pane. NOTE: Some Themes override the default settings, in which case this preference would be ignored.
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Maximum Line Length (Characters) -- Choose size in characters for the maximum length of line text in the editor pane. NOTE: Some Themes override the default settings, in which case this preference would be ignored.
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Typewriter Height -- Choose size (between 0.0 and 1.0) for aligning the current line of text in the editor pane. 0.5 keeps the current line in the middle. NOTE: Some Themes override the default settings, in which case this preference would be ignored.
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Sidebar Theme -- Choose a color scheme for sidebars. Used for new windows. Yosemite Light/Dark use default macOS color schemes with a translucent effect. Aqua uses the older opaque macOS scheme. "Use Theme" uses the colors from your Composer Theme so match the sidebar to the editor pane.