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Subject:    Re: [Evolution] How to change the font of message list and how do I prefer text mail
From:       Milan Crha via evolution-list <evolution-list () gnome ! org>
Date:       2022-07-20 6:21:01
Message-ID: 9f47f25289a5c60588afbd6571675ed451f707f3.camel () redhat ! com
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On Wed, 2022-07-20 at 00:32 -0400, Steve Litt wrote:
> When I get an HTML email, its font is usually too big, but sometimes
> too small.

	Hi,
the font settings in Preferences contains a line with "Minimum font
size (in pixels), that's to limit the smallest font size. It can have
side effects in the layout, when the HTML creator expects certain size
to fit the view, thus count with it.

> I can't find the way to change the font of the message list or
> the folder list (on the left). How can I do that?

That's using the font from the system, just as any other application
(and the message preview as well, by default, when you do not override
it in the Preferences).

Nonetheless, since 3.44.0 you can address both parts in gtk+'s CSS
file:

   ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css

as

   MessageList, .EMFolderTree {
           font-size:120%;
   }

or make the font larger for every gtk+ (gtk3) application:

   * {
           font-size:120%;
   }

but it's easier, and more logic, to set a larger font in the system
settings than this.

By the way, did you consider to check the user documentation? Many
things are covered there. Not precisely these, but many other are. You
can have it installed locally, or you can check it online:
https://infrastructure.pages.gitlab.gnome.org/help.gnome.org/evolution/

	Bye,
	Milan

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