"fontWeight": "normal", //use semi-light if too bold Similar fonts in Windows 11 are Consolas, Cascadia Code, Lucida Console Apple originally used Menlo Regular 11 and SF Mono Regular 11 For reference, you can see the JSON file I’m currently using (similar to the items below but with changes) at:
I suggest starting with 1 theme, and then adding additional ones later. In that space for PART A and PART B, you’ll be pasting the text for whatever theme(s) you want (each theme has a PART A and PART B that must be added). Next, within your settings.json file you will need to add some spacing as I did in the image above (click for a larger image). …if you aren’t familiar with JSON, before doing anything else you should probably select everything, copy/paste into a new document, and save the new document somewhere so that can undo everything easily if things go wonky. Your file should look something like this: I just used Notepad for this, but any text editor will do. It will ask you to open/edit a JSON file. Once it’s open, click the little down arrow as seen above, and choose SETTINGS. Open Windows Terminal (the easiest way is to click START and then start typing “Terminal”). With that out of the way, let’s get started!
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