Question: How to change the font/size of something listed in radiolist/menu/...

[scott092707]

I have a 4K tv that I use as a monitor, and the item text is smaller than I would like.
The dialog itself was too small also, but the --geometry option works to fix that.

Having looked at various KDialog web pages, and noted that the text area is html-markdown alterable (with, say <h2>, to alter the description's headline size). I use it successfully in the dialog's text, but when I tried to use html 4's <font ...> options to change the font/size of the individual items, the dialog merely shows the html-markdown symbols and item text intermixed, with no markdown. I also tried the html 5 method, with a <style > css-style markdown, but the same thing resulted.

How does PyDialog and/or Qt determine what font to use, and how large it should be?
Is there some Qt --<option> with which I should launch PyDialog, or some environment variable to set when launching it?

I have been using --radiolist, but this question is probably equally applicable to any dialog item text that follows the introductory text (may also apply to buttons...?)

I am using Sway 1.5 under Debian Testing.

[blackPantherOS]

Thanks, We have been recorded as new suggestion
Currently not supported the font size on listed items.
We use 4K display as well, and did not caused any problems so far...

[scott092707]

I am currently getting around the problem with the Qt environment variable QT_FONT_DPI .
[A finer-grained approach, with the support of HTML would be better, but ...]