Unable to change the font of Markdown cells of Jupyter notebook.
See original GitHub issueHi,
As the picture shows, I cannot change the font of Markdown cells, both content font(Yellow) and code font(Red).
markdown.preview.fontFamily
does not work on Jupyter.
How can I change the font?
Sincerely, Lu
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Hi,
This function cannot customize the font family in Jupyter Markdown Cell. I want to change it to a serif font, for example, Times New Roman.
Sincerely,
Reopening based on comments in #161103
looks like the font itself still can’t be customized