Is there a way to directly edit/manage the fonts on the Budgie-desktop panel?
^^ Like here at the end of the panel and…
^^ here in the search bar for Budgie Menu?
Thanks.
You need to use CSS to alter the font-size, font-stretch, font-family, font-style, font-variant, font-weight
Some applets have style-classes - so you can target your change to a specific style-class. For example, the clock-applet style class is “budgie-clock-applet”
.budgie-clock-applet {
font-size: 20px;
}
You alter the CSS for the theme you are using.
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Budgie desktop settings → fonts ?
Budgie desktop settings → fonts ?
Those fonts change things like title bars and interface fonts etc, they don’t directly effect things like the budgie clock applet.
@fossfreedom
So I was able to change the clock font and budgie menu search font, but not the weather.
I’ve tried .budgie-weathershow-applet and .budgie-weather-applet. No clue about this one, any ideas?
I really appreciate the help, btw thanks. Really impressed with this distro.
Shouldn’t they ?
I mean why an applet would « override » global user’s choice in Budgie desktop settings ?
Differently worded, any applet should follow by default that global user’s choice. You shouldn’t have to tweak css - unless you want something different than the global default.
'fraid not. We would need to add a style-class to the weather applet to then allow you to style it via CSS.
Not particularly difficult to-do - please raise an issue here GitHub - UbuntuBudgie/budgie-extras: Additional Budgie Desktop enhancements for user experience