what time is there i can’t see)
By using system fonts which are not broken.
How can i see what font is broken? What font is used there ?
Uhm, I need to apologize. I now realize this is also a very small font on my machine. Might be worth filing a bug report in GNOME GitLab.
Hi,
it’s 10:00.
The text is intentionally smaller, the idea is that the summary is
more important. You can hover the mouse cursor above the event/task
for a second or such (depending on your settings), then a tooltip
will be shown in a regular font size, showing more than just
the summary and the time of the event/task, if such information is
available.
With respect of the system font, well, that’s really a system thing,
aka of your desktop environment. If you use GNOME, then try
gnome-tweaks. If you use other desktop environment, then consult their
manual, please. That option changes font size for every application,
not only for the Evolution.
If you want to make the overall font larger in that list of the
event/tasks only, then you can edit ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
and add
to it:
EToDoPane {
font-size:120%;
}
Bye,
Milan
This is very bad intention.
I want to know at what time i have meeting today, if i have 4 or 5 meetings hover on each is not comfortable. Is it hard to make an option or simply make it a little bigger ?
To make all system fonts bigger because of evolution is not too good i think…
Is it hard to make an option or simply make it a little bigger ?
The current font size for the time portion is set to xx-small
.
It’s not hard to make the option. Being there, it would be something
like “ Use smaller text for time in the To Do pane”, I guess, or any
better wording.
Could you file a feature request at:
please?
To make all system fonts bigger because of evolution is not too good
i think…
I agree, it’s not ideal. That’s why I suggested to edit the gtk3’s CSS
file.
Thanks, i created a FR Use bigger text for time in the "To Do" pane (#2971) · Issues · GNOME / evolution · GitLab
And i edited gtk3’s CSS file too.
thanks!
What to do when you’re using flatpak? Where to edit this file?
Flatpak, hmm, that’s a different story.
There is ~/.var/app/org.gnome.Evolution/config/
, then try to create
the directory with the file there, aka
~/.var/app/org.gnome.Evolution/config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
I cannot tell for sure it’ll work, though it probably will.
Yes! It works! Thanks!