Customize font style setting

[TheAnsIs42]

I found the font styling is different for python file in neovim (first image) and vscode (second image). And I prefer the neovim one, is there any way to customize it in the vscode?

[jack-mil]

The Catppuccin VSCode extension offers quite a few customization options under Settings > Extensions > Catppuccin.
For your case, I would try out these options to more closely match your screenshot of Nvim

• Bold Keywords (off)

• Bracket Mode (monochromatic)

• Italic keywords (off)

• If you want to further override certain semantic token colors, you can do so in combination using the techniques described in the VSCode docs. You can use the Developer: Inspect Editor Tokens and Scopes command to inspect your code and identify the token names you are interested in. As an example, here is a snippet of something I have tweaked for my configuration:

    "editor.semanticTokenColorCustomizations": {
        "[Catppuccin Macchiato]": {
            "rules": {
                "decorator": "#eed49f" // yellow
            }
        }
    }

• For the color indentation scope guides, there are extensions which provide the feature with custom color support (e.g. oderwat.indent-rainbow )

I hope this helps! Have fun theming

[TheAnsIs42]

Thanks a lot for your help! I have changed most part of font style to desired one. But some part of code (i.e. if else and []() in python) seem can not be changed in editor.semanticTokenColorCustomizations? Maybe I got the token wrong. I found it is controlled by textmate scopes described here, is it possible to customize that part?