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I found the font styling is different for python file in neovim (first image) and vscode (second image). And I prefer the neovim one, is there any way to customize it in the vscode?
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The Catppuccin VSCode extension offers quite a few customization options under Settings > Extensions > Catppuccin.
For your case, I would try out these options to more closely match your screenshot of Nvim
Bold Keywords (off)
Bracket Mode (monochromatic)
Italic keywords (off)
If you want to further override certain semantic token colors, you can do so in combination using the techniques described in the VSCode docs. You can use the Developer: Inspect Editor Tokens and Scopes command to inspect your code and identify the token names you are interested in. As an example, here is a snippet of something I have tweaked for my configuration:
I found the font styling is different for python file in neovim (first image) and vscode (second image). And I prefer the neovim one, is there any way to customize it in the vscode?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: