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  • Dieguito 🦝@feddit.itM
    2·
    4 months ago

    Sorry we’re Italian… of course we speak Italian among us (with hand gestures and in a loud voice).

    There are two different settings to change font size:

    • for UI elements (menu items, labels, etc.) you can use the “UI text size” option in the “Colors and fonts” section of the Settings screen;
    • for posts and comments (and Lemmy contents in general) you can find different options for the various text classes (titles, post body, comments, etc.) inside the “Configure content appearance” section in the Settings screen, which will also show a preview of the resulting configuration.
      • Dieguito 🦝@feddit.itM
        2·
        4 months ago

        Absolutely not! What I was trying to understand with suoko was exactly this: what is unclear? Where do you expect to find that option? I don’t want people to struggle to guess where options are, if you don’t find it at a glance it means the app design can be improved!

        • suoko@feddit.itOP
          2·
          4 months ago

          Be honest, tell me you added that option only a few day ago. Tell me so, otherwise it means I’m becoming blind!

          • Dieguito 🦝@feddit.itM
            2·
            4 months ago

            Do you mean the “Configure content appearance”? That was under the “Post and comments” section in version 1.8.0-20240222-pre and was moved under “Look and feel” in 1.8.0-20240229-pre if you are using pre-release versions. If you are using stable versions, that got released in 1.8.0 the day before yesterday (i.e. on Monday this week).

        • voracread@lemmy.worldEnglish
          2·
          4 months ago

          Under Settings > Look and feel currently there are 2 options a) Colours and fonts b) Configure content appearance.

          I missed finding it earlier because I only looked under Colours and fonts.

          My suggestion would be to

          1. Reduce clutter by removing unnecessary ‘Configure’ word as we are already in Settings.
          2. Distinguish that (a) is for changing app UI by writing ‘Application appearance’ or ‘Application colours and fonts’
          3. Change (b) to ‘Content appearance’.