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07-24-2025 09:33 AM
I am hoping someone might be able to assist as earlier I thought I had an MS word window focused so did Ctrl +I to make something italics. But I had my browser window focused instead, and pressing the above combination seems to have made the text in my notebook a little smaller.
I have found the Editor Font Size setting in settings it was set to 13px. Chat gpt suggested the default is 14px.
So I am hoping someone could tell me how to reverse what I have may have set accidently with the above key combination. Also what the default editor font size is in databricks.
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07-24-2025 09:44 AM
Here are some helpful hints/tricks and general guidance:
- Go to your Databricks workspace menu. Click your username at the upper-right, then open Settings.
- In the Settings sidebar, select Developer.
- Under Editor font size, select your desired font size (commonly the default—see next section).
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To increase font size:
- Mac: Option + Plus (+)
- Windows/Linux: Alt + Plus (+)
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To decrease font size:
- Mac: Option + Minus (-)
- Windows/Linux: Alt + Minus (-)
| Action | Shortcut (Mac) | Shortcut (Win/Linux) | Manual Reset |
|---|---|---|---|
| Increase font size | Option + + | Alt + + | Settings > Developer > Editor font size = 14px |
| Decrease font size | Option + - | Alt + - | " |
| Reset to default | — | — | Set Editor font size to 14px |
- There is no documented shortcut in Databricks notebooks that maps Ctrl+I to a font size change.
- The only official keyboard font size controls use Option/Alt + Plus/Minus.
- The best way to reset your experience is to change the setting back to 14px either through the Developer Settings page or by using the increase/decrease shortcuts to arrive at the desired size.
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07-24-2025 09:53 AM
Thanks for the quick response. I am think that I may have also had the browser zoomed to 110% for a while and just not realised I had zoomed it in. As looking at my other browser tabs only databricks is zoomed in. Other tabs seem to just be at the default of 100%