Pane font size
Zoom both file panes in and out with Alt+Up / Alt+Down, and reset to the theme's size.
You can zoom the font of both file panes on the fly, and reset it back to the theme's original size.
Usage
- Alt+Up makes the text in both panes larger, Alt+Down makes it smaller. Both panes always change together.
- Search "font size" in the command palette for the same two actions, plus Reset font size, which is palette-only.
- The chosen size is remembered and survives restarting fman.
This zooms only the two file-list panes. The text viewer and image viewer have their own zoom, which reuses these same shortcuts while a viewer is open.
Commands
| Command name | Palette label | Also found by | Default key |
|---|---|---|---|
increase_pane_font_size |
Increase font size | zoom in, larger pane font, bigger | Alt+Up |
decrease_pane_font_size |
Decrease font size | zoom out, smaller pane font, smaller | Alt+Down |
reset_pane_font_size |
Reset font size | default font size, reset zoom | none (palette only) |
Rebind them like any other command:
{ "keys": ["Ctrl+0"], "command": "reset_pane_font_size" }
Notes
- Only the two file-list panes are affected. The status bar, location bar, column headers and command palette keep their own font size.
- It respects a custom theme. If your own
Theme.csssets a different base font size, the first zoom press steps from that size. Resetting removes the override completely, so the pane goes back to rendering your theme exactly as authored. - The size is clamped between 6pt and 40pt; zooming past either end does nothing further.
- Go to parent folder is on Ctrl+Up on Windows and Linux. Alt+Up used to do that, and moved to make room for zooming. On Mac it was already Cmd+Up. On every platform it is also still on Backspace.