I followed the instructions in this blog post Multiple Fonts: Alternative to Operator Mono in VSCode, but did not see any changes made to VS Code. After digging a bit, I discovered that all the CSS class names had changed. They’re now e.g. .mtk13, .mtk16 { … }
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- Ensure it’s a file URL e.g.
{ "vscode_custom_css.imports": [ "file:///Users/Brian/Desktop/vscode-style.css" ] }
- If you move the location of your file and update your user settings with the new location, you will need to disable and enable custom CSS cmd+shift+p.
- Also, anytime you change the style in your custom CSS file, you need to disable, then re-enable the extension.
Solved: For what it's worth, extension never worked for me....However, while i was in there...if you go to the help menu, toggle the Developer Tools....
Check the network tab > you will see there is one css file that vscode loads up.
file:///Applications/Visual%20Studio%20Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/out/vs/workbench/workbench.desktop.main.css
I went into this file and directly edited the css directly...
since i already had a css file that i intended to use with this extension...
@import url("file:///Users/myaccountfolder/someGoodLocationFolder/.vscode/vs-code-styles.css");
Reload & Problem solved.
For example, i love my font but all i wanted was the tag to be with a different font-family then the attributes. After some trial and error, this did it. Mileage may very depending on whether or not vscode is changing these classes all the time.