Am Sat, 1 Feb 2020 17:49:52 +0100
schrieb [email protected]:
Thanks Stefan!
Just to inform the readers about my simple solution, where you can
replace medit with your editor. I am aware that the solution Stefan
describes has a lot of advantages, but I think I do not need it.
sudo medit /usr/share/darktable/themes/darktable.css
In Ubuntu I changed line 163 to
font-size: 9pt;
It didn't work to change e.g. to 0.5em from 1em, but this is not a
problem. I am happy for the moment.
Is there a possibility to make scrollbars a little bit broader?
Al
> Аl Воgnеr (2020-Jan-31, excerpt):
> > Bevor I had settings which worked with my UHD-monitor. Now
> > everything is too big. What do I have to change to get smaller
> > fonts?
>
> Ignore Patrick.
>
> Create your own style in a .css file under
> `~/.config/darktable/themes`, you may have to create this directory.
> If you want use an existing style and just add some tweaks, you may
> import one. I have in my `~/.config/darktable/themes/mine.css`
>
> @import url("orig/darktable-icons-grey.css");
>
> *
> {
> font-size: 10pt;
> }
>
> and `~/.config/darktable/themes/orig` is a symlink to the directory
> where darktable's original CSS files ended up after installation.
>
> Alternatively, you may edit one of the original style files (likely to
> be overwritten by the next install), or copy one of them to
> `~/.config/darktable/themes/`, using a different name, and edit to
> your liking (won't benefit from future changes in the original files).
>
> Then run Darktable, and choose the name of your style file in “⚙ / GUI
> options / theme”.
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