Hi Satheesh.

I'm new to Leo, but am really impressed by it.

I found this note...

C:\Program Files (x86)\Leo-5.1-final\leo\config\leoSettings.leo#About this 
file, leoSettings.leo--> Basic setting nodes-->@font


... where it says...


    **Important**: these nodes **only** specify fonts used by Leo's syntax 
colorizer.
    
    To set fonts in Leo's widgets, change Leo's master style sheet::
        
        @data qt-gui-plugin-style-sheet 
    
    Valid values for the body of @font nodes::
        
        family: a font family name
        size:   an integer
        weight: bold, normal, None
        slant: roman, italic, None
    
    Use the show-fonts command to pick fonts, then copy the values shown by 
the
    show-fonts command to the values here.

... and also ...

C:\Program Files (x86)\Leo-5.1-final\leo\config\leoSettings.leo#About 
myLeoSettings.leo


... where it says...

@language rest

myLeoSettings.leo contains your personal settings.

Settings in myLeoSettings.leo override the settings in this file.

Put myLeoSettigns.leo in your home (~) directory or in the ~/.leo directory.

Distributions of Leo do not contain myLeoSettings.leo; Leo never
changesyour personal myLeoSettings.leo file.


... but have not made any changes to my system yet.    Would be great to 
reform the fonts and other settings to be closer to what you have 
described.   

Cheers.

-Richard

On Wednesday, December 30, 2015 at 7:57:48 AM UTC-8, Satheesh Vattekkat 
wrote:
>
> Did you try this menu item: 
>>
>> Settings -> Edit Settings -> Fonts -> Body fonts -> Size 
>>
>>
> This didn't work; I think it is something to do with leo10pt.leo. Even 
> zoom-in doesn't work when I use any of the leo*pt.leo data nodes. If I 
> don't have that node in my settings, then this Edit Settings  thing works. 
>
> I will work backwards by adding my own custom gui css node with basic 
> things first... Thanks for the tip.
>
> PS: To most colleagues, the original Tk colorscheme invokes an instant 
> dislike; when I change to these gray color schemes, people find it very 
> professional and in tune with modern UI themes. Just a side note.
>

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