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Is there any way to change the font family or font size in ArcGIS Pro's Jupyter Notebook?

TianfangHan

I'm using ArcGIS Pro with notebook these days, it's working perfect, unless I can't find any way to change the code editer's font family or font size.

I'm using a Chinese windows11 system, so the font style now is very bad, hard to read.

Thank you for your time, please give me some idea.

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TianfangHan

hi there, I just have time to study your reply. your way is good, but the location should be here:

C:\Users\MYNAME\AppData\Local\ESRI\conda\envs\MYENVNAME\share\jupyter\kernels\ArcGISPro\dark\custom.css

Thank you very much again, man.

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DanPatterson

Edit menu, nbextensions config, code font side (right column)

might work for parts of the interface (beyond system changes(

TianfangHan

That extention just increase or decrease code font size, not the code family. I need to change code family.

DanPatterson

font family changes are made in the Project backstage and it is application specific to Pro. Whether it translates to their notebooks is another questions. You would probably have to edit the *.css file to change to a specific font family.

For example Jupyterlab's css file is located in

C:\...Your Install Path ... \bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\Lib\site-packages\jupyterlab\themes\@jupyterlab\theme-light-extension\index.css

But I haven't experimented with it,.

TianfangHan

Ohh, thank you so much.

At least you let me know it cant setup in the ArcGIS, I will try to find the css files.

TianfangHan

hi there, I just have time to study your reply. your way is good, but the location should be here:

C:\Users\MYNAME\AppData\Local\ESRI\conda\envs\MYENVNAME\share\jupyter\kernels\ArcGISPro\dark\custom.css

Thank you very much again, man.

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