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I'm not completely sure I understand. Can you rephrase and tell me what page template you're talking about?jbergman said:
PF Style 2026
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This. The previous style looked much more modern and clear.ohwilleke said:Disagree that it looks modern. More like early 1970s or retro sci-fi.
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I use the dark mode, and the old style had a better one: Dark gray background is better than blue, because it is more neutral.Ibix said:Have people tried night mode? I like that better than the day mode (the same was true with the old style).
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Even in those applications, I wouldn't use the monospace font used here, because it is too narrow.PeterDonis said:I think monospace fonts in general are a bad choice except for very specific applications, like terminal windows or displaying and editing source code, where exactly lining up characters in columns is important.
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My usual choice for those applications is Courier New (the TrueType version). I think at least some of the monospace in the new style is that font. But when I use it for the applications I named, I do so in a fairly large point size. It seems to have a smaller size in the new style here.A.T. said:Even in those applications, I wouldn't use the monospace font used here, because it is too narrow.
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We use it very limitedly and intentionallyA.T. said:Even in those applications, I wouldn't use the monospace font used here, because it is too narrow.
The font is Jetbrains MonoPeterDonis said:My usual choice for those applications is Courier New (the TrueType version). I think at least some of the monospace in the new style is that font.
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In trying to guess that meaning, the top panel of links shows "Physics Forms", seeming to be bold-letters, a bit bigger font size, at the far left side. That seems adequate for my senses.Greg Bernhardt said:I'm not completely sure I understand. Can you rephrase and tell me what page template you're talking about?