Control the size of the content in a zenity window?
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I can control the size of a zenity window with the --width and the --height arguments:

$ zenity --info --text="This is an information box." --width=600 --height=400

Is there a way to control the size of the content? For example, can I double the size of the font used to display the text?

Seritaserjeant answered 14/8, 2013 at 14:45 Comment(0)
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Zenity allows some markup like <b>, <i> or <span>. In fact it's Pango Markup. So larger text can be achieved with a span that has a font or size attribute:

For example:

zenity --info --text '<span foreground="blue" font="32">Some\nbig text</span>\n\n<i>(it is also blue)</i>'

Note that font="32" is another way to write size="32768" since size is in 1024ths of a point. font="32" is a partial font description containing only a size. See the documentation page.

See also:

zenity --info --text 'Normal <big>Big <big>Bigger</big></big>'

To increase the font size without specifying an exact size.

Gaucherie answered 2/12, 2013 at 21:56 Comment(1)
That works for me, for title only. For a list, it fails for the parameter column --column="<span font='24'>logmsg</span>", and, unfortunately, for the lines to list, too. Maybe this is only configurable over system wide settings?Qktp

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