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When using linum-mode in emacs and when increase font by M-x text-scale-increase, there is the one thing that bothers me. Font for line numbers have same size as reading and don't fit into left-margin on left side of buffer!
1 Normal font-size, OK
2 Increased font-size, no longer readable FUUUUU
What I'd really like to have:
When increase/decrease font I want one of these to work
then don't change font for left-margin but increase/decrease spacing between line numbers
Does anybody have some suggestions? Thanks, guys
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By default, Emacs displays the current line number of the point in the mode line. You can toggle this feature off or on with the command M-x line-number-mode , or by setting the variable line-number-mode .
You can press C-x C-+ and C-x C-- to increase or decrease the buffer text size.
Vanilla Emacs: You can use ` C-x C-+ ' and 'C-x C--' ( 'text-scale-adjust' ) to increase or decrease the buffer text size (` C-+ ' or 'C--' to repeat). To restore the default (global) face height, type 'C-x C-0' .
Have a look at these two links:
It works quite well enough for my needs.
Examples:
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The easiest, most straightforward solution I've seen is to set the line numbers to a fixed height. This can be accomplished easily, in accordance with user78810's answer: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/29786/font-size-issues-with-emacs-in-linum-mode/146781#146781
To wit, add the following line in your emacs config (or to your dotspacemacs/user-config function, if you're using spacemacs):
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