It *really* needs to be a kind of monospace / fixed-width / fixed-pitch font where the characters are the same with apart. Code should be these types of fonts to make it easier to read – especially if you don’t have proper indentation.

I voted Font 1 because it’s the most easily read (for me anyway) due to far better definition / contrast.

I soooo wish the PRT Platform could have the same font, it would make coding sooo much easier for those with less than 20/20 vision! Can’t you lean on a few folk at PRT Nicolas please? 🙂

GraHal

Upping topic again for more votes? I must admit I hesitated between 1 and 2, because 1 seems more pleasant on the heavily filled space of left-hand side where the “elseif” and “drawtext” keywords appear with different colors, but 2 seems more pleasant on the right hand side when lines are clearly spaced.

My vote was 4 – for several reasons

1. kind of monospace
2. zero with dash to have a clear difference to letter O
3. greater and less signs good visible
4. the multiplication sign not too small to miss

But I am used to do coding in my editor (keeps templates without complaints) and simply copy and paste.