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This is great.. Thanks for your effort in bringing back the simplicity of tty.js and giving it a new life..
Do you know how can I customize the font size and color on the terminal.. In tty.js era, I just used a user.css file to indicate my font and color settings, however this seem not working with xterm.js. I see that xterm.js uses xterm.css however i cannot find relevant block to apply my font settings.
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Yep.... It’s a legitimate issue. I prefer the old css way also. Alas, xterm.js doesnt do it that way. There are APIs in xterm.js to do this, but I should probably include an example user.js that does it. I did this for my own live instance and its tricky because it wont auto load fonts.
Hi There,
This is great.. Thanks for your effort in bringing back the simplicity of tty.js and giving it a new life..
Do you know how can I customize the font size and color on the terminal.. In tty.js era, I just used a user.css file to indicate my font and color settings, however this seem not working with xterm.js. I see that xterm.js uses xterm.css however i cannot find relevant block to apply my font settings.
You may feel free to close this issue if you see it not relevant. Thanks again for your time and Great Work!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: