dsh-font-plugin

The dsh Web UI ships with a fixed font stack, and tweaking the body typeface, the code-block face, or ligature behaviour normally means forking theme files or writing CSS overrides. dsh-font-plugin brings all three controls into a single official-styled card under Settings → Plugins — no build step, no stylesheet patching.

Everything is driven by CSS custom properties: the Editor font family overrides the UI chrome and Markdown body text, the Code font family targets code blocks, command output, and log panes. Both accept comma-separated font stacks (quoted or unquoted names work; single names are auto-quoted with a system fallback). Ligatures offer Auto, On, and Off, with Auto deferring to the theme default. Font weight and size are intentionally left to the official Appearance settings, keeping the plugin scope tight. Edits take effect on Save, persist into the dsh-font namespace of settings.yaml, and a per-field Reset restores the theme default.

This plugin is aimed at dsh users who care about typography in the Web UI: multilingual readers who want CJK fonts to take priority in Markdown, developers who prefer a specific monospace face in code regions, or anyone who needs ligatures switched off to avoid glyph collisions in dense layouts. It is lightweight, ships prebuilt bundles, and requires no build tooling to install.