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So I'm using this theme right now, and I want to customize it so that in orgmode levels 1-4 don't have larger :height's, but I don't want to edit the theme file. How do you do that?

Sam Mercier
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  • Two questions. 1) Is there a strong reason not to edit the file? Because it would only mean editing 4 lines. 2) Do you care about changing heights in modes other than `org-mode` (ie, is it okay if the theme does not change any heights anywhere)? – Dan Jul 28 '14 at 10:58
  • I suppose one advantage is that the customization (without editing the theme) is not lost when the theme is updated. – Romildo Jul 28 '14 at 12:25

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Take a look at the source: This theme provides user options to customize the font size.

To use the same height for all Org Mode headings, add the following code to your init.el:

(setq monokai-height-minus-1 1
      monokai-height-plus-1  1
      monokai-height-plus-2  1
      monokai-height-plus-3  1
      monokai-height-plus-4  1)

(load-theme 'monokai 'no-confirm)
  • Those are the variables that affect the `org-mode` heights, but they also affect other things unrelated to `org-mode` (eg, latex headers and some other stuff). If you don't mind affecting those other modes as well, this would be the customization to use. – Dan Jul 28 '14 at 13:11
  • I was looking for another solution that didn't affect the other things, but that being said I'm satisfied with this one/didn't believe the other one existed. – Sam Mercier Jul 28 '14 at 13:50
  • However it is interesting to note that this didn't work to me instead I had to define them using this ` (defcustom monokai-height-plus-4 1.0 "ALL THE SAME" :type 'number :group 'monokai) ` type of a thing 5 times over. If I did the setq method, emacs crashed on loading a orgmode file. I think this is because it was rendering each character as 1px and that's a bad idea. – Sam Mercier Jul 28 '14 at 13:51