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Clipboard widget created by atom-clipboard-plus is not respecting my font setup in atom settings:
config.cson:
editor:invisibles: {}
fontFamily:"Liberation Mono, WenQuanYi Micro Hei Mono"softWrap:true
And thus non-ascii characters (in my case, Chinese characters) are not rendered correctly, cause default used English font do not have these characters, and Chinese fonts must be used to display them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
After inspection, I found the problem is that all atom-panels in atom is not respecting the font setup in atom settings, and font-family options are just falling back to bootstrap.css's setup, which uses system's default monospace font, and do not have any Chinese glyphs.
@aki77 : I believe that it is because your system's default monospace font has already included all Japanese glyphs that this problem does not occur on your side.
Currently I'm using these lines in styles.less, overriding bootstrap.css setups as a work-around.
code,kbd,pre,samp {
font-family: "Liberation Mono", "WenQuanYi Micro Hei Mono"!important; // Replace with preferred font.
}
So this should be considered as an atom issue, I'll consider sending an issue to atom repository then.
As shown below in the screenshot.
Clipboard widget created by atom-clipboard-plus is not respecting my font setup in atom settings:
config.cson:
And thus non-ascii characters (in my case, Chinese characters) are not rendered correctly, cause default used English font do not have these characters, and Chinese fonts must be used to display them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: