Font change doesn't affect the index panel
Tested with Cardo font.
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reporter Do we really want a separate font settings for index? I don't mind it, it can be even useful, but isn't an addiitonal work?
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reporter And a more general question: which font is used for index by default?
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repo owner The question is rather: should we apply the text results font to index? For now, system font is used by index, as these are editable entries edited in standard system dialog. I don't think it is a good approach to use non-system font for it.
After all, you don't set a font for each dialog of each application - you just set the suitable system font for the whole OS and use special fonts only where it is really needed (browser/text editor/special views). This applies to text results here but I don't see why it should affect index.
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reporter And was is the system font? What about reporting its name and size somewhere? How to change it?
Linde's dictionary contains some unusual characters, in the system font on my computer they are too difficult to recognize.
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reporter - marked as enhancement
The index panel should not depend in system defaults, should be fully controleld by the user as often some special fonts are needed to display entries.
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repo owner - changed status to closed
Update index font. Closes
#190.→ <<cset 4ceb21f81ad7>>
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reporter In the meantime we have changed the meaning of "the index panel". I understand it is possible now to change the font in the panel of text concordances, but the "new" index panel is not affected.
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repo owner It is. It uses the same font as text concordances.
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reporter Sorry, I was a victim of an optical illusion :-)
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Preferences option is "Text results font", I don't see how this can imply it also affects index which definitely is not it.