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The appearance of muso can be configured in a number of ways. Most of these are configured via the Appearance tab on the Options page. Two predefined themes come out of the box - Dark and Light. You can embed your favourite fonts in muso - you can specify the default font to be used for the main content area ("Normal Web Font"), and separately the fonts to be used for Headings, Artist Name and Album Names. You can also scale each font (specified as a percentage of the size that would normally be shown), and a case restriction. | The appearance of muso can be configured in a number of ways. Most of these are configured via the Appearance tab on the Options page. Two predefined themes come out of the box - Dark and Light. You can embed your favourite fonts in muso - you can specify the default font to be used for the main content area ("Normal Web Font"), and separately the fonts to be used for Headings, Artist Name and Album Names. You can also scale each font (specified as a percentage of the size that would normally be shown), and a case restriction. | ||
