Fancy Squiggles

This fancy-pants setting screen lets you flex how chords show up in your whole setup, or whatever.

Typeface Thingies

This is the font to use for rendering the text in the section. (Yeah, we know, shocking.)

What Font Fam, Bro?

The font family is like, the name of the font which represents a whole squad of font definitions. Your choices: Default (boring), Serif (fancy pants), Sans Serif (also fancy but different), Monospaced (for nerds who code), & Handwritten (your mom\u{2019}s handwriting but digital). Each option flexes in its own font, obvs. The default setting will let the underlying style font family do its thing.

How Thicc? (Size)

This is literally just how big the font gets. Options: Default (yawn) plus sizes from 6pt to 40pt. Pick Default & it\u{2019}ll yoink the font size from whatever underlying style you\u{2019}re using.

Vibe Check (Style)

This section lets you get spicy & decide if your font is gonna be bold, italic, or both flexin\u{2019} together. Options: Default (let the underlying style decide), Off (nah fam), or On (YAAAS). The default will just copy whatever font style is already there.

Text Color (The Actual Words)

Pick a color for your text, bestie. This pops up a color picker & also lets you go full artist mode with the color builder to create custom colors. By default, nothin\u{2019} is picked & it just uses whatever text color the underlying style already has. Thrilling, we know.

Highlight Color (The Glow-Up)

Pick a color to highlight your text because apparently gray is boring. Same deal—color picker & the color builder for custom creations. Default is zip, zilch, nada, so it just copies the underlying style\u{2019}s highlight color. Revolutionary.

The Deep End (Advanced Options)

Wanna get really nerdy about how your chords actually output? Cool. We got you. Adjust all the ultra-specific chord formatting stuff to match your weird musical vibes.