Font selection for colored text

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I'm trying to set the font of my urxvt terminal. It seems to be working fine for text with no colors, whereas colored text is displayed differently: Non-colored text is showing fine



As you can see the colored upper-case letters have the same height as the x-height of the non-colored text. What gives?



For reference the font-related properties I have in my .Xdefaults is:



URxvt.allow_bold: true
URxvt*font: xft:source code pro:regular:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*imFont: xft:source code pro:regular:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*boldFont: xft:source code pro:semibold:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*italicFont: xft:source code pro:italic:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*boldItalicFont: xft:source code:semibold:italic:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*letterSpace: -1






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    That's not just colored, that's colored and bold.
    – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
    May 2 at 21:58










  • Ah indeed. I've changed all the fonts to be the same family now. Yet it persists.
    – fredefox
    May 2 at 22:00










  • @fredefox In that case, can you please update your post to include the actual contents of .Xdefaults after changing fonts to the same family?
    – Filipe Brandenburger
    May 2 at 22:07










  • Absolutely. I've added a few more options as well. See update.
    – fredefox
    May 2 at 22:09










  • The boldItalicFont: seems to have a typo: xft:source code: is missing the pro.
    – meuh
    May 13 at 9:50














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I'm trying to set the font of my urxvt terminal. It seems to be working fine for text with no colors, whereas colored text is displayed differently: Non-colored text is showing fine



As you can see the colored upper-case letters have the same height as the x-height of the non-colored text. What gives?



For reference the font-related properties I have in my .Xdefaults is:



URxvt.allow_bold: true
URxvt*font: xft:source code pro:regular:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*imFont: xft:source code pro:regular:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*boldFont: xft:source code pro:semibold:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*italicFont: xft:source code pro:italic:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*boldItalicFont: xft:source code:semibold:italic:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*letterSpace: -1






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    That's not just colored, that's colored and bold.
    – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
    May 2 at 21:58










  • Ah indeed. I've changed all the fonts to be the same family now. Yet it persists.
    – fredefox
    May 2 at 22:00










  • @fredefox In that case, can you please update your post to include the actual contents of .Xdefaults after changing fonts to the same family?
    – Filipe Brandenburger
    May 2 at 22:07










  • Absolutely. I've added a few more options as well. See update.
    – fredefox
    May 2 at 22:09










  • The boldItalicFont: seems to have a typo: xft:source code: is missing the pro.
    – meuh
    May 13 at 9:50












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I'm trying to set the font of my urxvt terminal. It seems to be working fine for text with no colors, whereas colored text is displayed differently: Non-colored text is showing fine



As you can see the colored upper-case letters have the same height as the x-height of the non-colored text. What gives?



For reference the font-related properties I have in my .Xdefaults is:



URxvt.allow_bold: true
URxvt*font: xft:source code pro:regular:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*imFont: xft:source code pro:regular:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*boldFont: xft:source code pro:semibold:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*italicFont: xft:source code pro:italic:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*boldItalicFont: xft:source code:semibold:italic:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*letterSpace: -1






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I'm trying to set the font of my urxvt terminal. It seems to be working fine for text with no colors, whereas colored text is displayed differently: Non-colored text is showing fine



As you can see the colored upper-case letters have the same height as the x-height of the non-colored text. What gives?



For reference the font-related properties I have in my .Xdefaults is:



URxvt.allow_bold: true
URxvt*font: xft:source code pro:regular:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*imFont: xft:source code pro:regular:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*boldFont: xft:source code pro:semibold:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*italicFont: xft:source code pro:italic:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*boldItalicFont: xft:source code:semibold:italic:pixelsize=18;hinting=True;antialias:True
URxvt*letterSpace: -1








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    That's not just colored, that's colored and bold.
    – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
    May 2 at 21:58










  • Ah indeed. I've changed all the fonts to be the same family now. Yet it persists.
    – fredefox
    May 2 at 22:00










  • @fredefox In that case, can you please update your post to include the actual contents of .Xdefaults after changing fonts to the same family?
    – Filipe Brandenburger
    May 2 at 22:07










  • Absolutely. I've added a few more options as well. See update.
    – fredefox
    May 2 at 22:09










  • The boldItalicFont: seems to have a typo: xft:source code: is missing the pro.
    – meuh
    May 13 at 9:50












  • 1




    That's not just colored, that's colored and bold.
    – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
    May 2 at 21:58










  • Ah indeed. I've changed all the fonts to be the same family now. Yet it persists.
    – fredefox
    May 2 at 22:00










  • @fredefox In that case, can you please update your post to include the actual contents of .Xdefaults after changing fonts to the same family?
    – Filipe Brandenburger
    May 2 at 22:07










  • Absolutely. I've added a few more options as well. See update.
    – fredefox
    May 2 at 22:09










  • The boldItalicFont: seems to have a typo: xft:source code: is missing the pro.
    – meuh
    May 13 at 9:50







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That's not just colored, that's colored and bold.
– Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
May 2 at 21:58




That's not just colored, that's colored and bold.
– Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
May 2 at 21:58












Ah indeed. I've changed all the fonts to be the same family now. Yet it persists.
– fredefox
May 2 at 22:00




Ah indeed. I've changed all the fonts to be the same family now. Yet it persists.
– fredefox
May 2 at 22:00












@fredefox In that case, can you please update your post to include the actual contents of .Xdefaults after changing fonts to the same family?
– Filipe Brandenburger
May 2 at 22:07




@fredefox In that case, can you please update your post to include the actual contents of .Xdefaults after changing fonts to the same family?
– Filipe Brandenburger
May 2 at 22:07












Absolutely. I've added a few more options as well. See update.
– fredefox
May 2 at 22:09




Absolutely. I've added a few more options as well. See update.
– fredefox
May 2 at 22:09












The boldItalicFont: seems to have a typo: xft:source code: is missing the pro.
– meuh
May 13 at 9:50




The boldItalicFont: seems to have a typo: xft:source code: is missing the pro.
– meuh
May 13 at 9:50















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