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Notepad++ — Is it possible to use custom fonts?
Since I use different languages (Latin and non-Latin ones) in my work and some of them (for example Cyrillic languages) have symbols that look exactly the same as Latin ones, sometimes I get those stupid mistakes which are extremely hard to find when I accidentally use Cyrillic symbol in my code instead of the Latin one. For example, the following variable names (PHP-style) look exactly the same, although half of the characters in the second name are Cyrillic symbols (and thus have different codes):
$iicuxiphametod vs $іiсuхiрhаmеtоd
So I’ve come up with idea of using for style configuration those fonts whose Latin and Cyrillic symbols have different appearance. I’ve found several fonts of that type — SimSun-ExtB, NSimSun, MingLiU-ExtB etc. — but the problem is that I’d like to use a font that I’ve created myself. Does anybody know which fonts are used in the Notepad++? Are they it’s own fonts or system fonts and is it possible to use different (non-system, user-created) font in Notepad++ (Settings->Style Configurator->Font Style) or just to edit existing one?
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How can I use rich text in Notepad++?
I like Notepad++, but sometimes I need some words set in bold or cursive, change font size, etc. Is that possible in Notepad++?
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We can highlight the Text. Right click the Text Style Token->Using 1st Style .By using this we can highlight Text.There will be upto 5 style.
answered Apr 7, 2017 at 10:44
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This seems to highlight every appearance of the «token» (string; text). Useful, though. Now I’m wondering if i can define a «language» such that every space-terminated string preceded by a ! is displayed in bold. Done already. «Markdown» is a language. Nice.
Nov 26, 2021 at 19:18
NP++ itself doesn’t allow rich text, and most likely no plugin could add this functionality.
answered Nov 9, 2011 at 12:53
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It DOES allow rich text; you just have to go to Settings menu —> Style Configurator (notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/167/…) Only problem is it affects it globally or per file(I think..still experimenting). But it still does not answer OP’s question to just ‘enrich’ SOME words.
Aug 10, 2016 at 18:23
All the text will be using the same font, size, boldnes. thus it’s not rich text.
Aug 9, 2017 at 18:37
You can easily define your own language, where you can set a list of keywords. Each keyword has a font-type, color, size and so on..
This menu can be found under Language > Define your language.
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answered Mar 6, 2015 at 12:21
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You can use a language called Markdown to get benefit of basic text processing feature like Bold, Italics, Underline and Strikethrough. In order to do that, go to Top Menu > Language > Markdown (Preinstalled).
Enable Support for Strikethrough in Notepad++:
1. Download the font BPtypewrite (https://www.1001fonts.com/download/bptypewrite.zip) or any other font that support strikethrough option by default. 2. Extract zip file then install individual font files by right clicking on it and from context menu hit the install option. Check details here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/add-a-font-b7c5f17c-4426-4b53-967f-455339c564c1 3. Open Notepad++ > Go to Top Menu > Language > User Defined Language > Define your language > This will open a popup window 4. Update the popup form as mentioned below - a. User language: Select "Markdown (preinstalled)" from dropdown b. Click on "Operators & Delimiters" tab c. Modify Delimiter 8 style option as below Open: ~~ Escape: \ Close: ~~ d. Click on Styler > This will open Styler Dialog e. Update "Font options" as below - Name: BPtypewriteStrikethrogh Size: 10 f. Click on "OK" button
Testing:
- Now open a new file in Notepad++
- Go to Top Menu > Language > Markdown (Preinstalled)
- Type: ~~This is a strike through text~~
- This will show text in Strikethrough font.
- Tested version: v8.5.5 (64-bit)