By default, TiddlyWiki uses its default fonts (Arial or Helvetica) for its tiddler editor. While these fonts are more than fine as the default font for the text in tiddlers, I found them much less convenient when editing tiddlers. Furthermore, they’re even a bad choice when one has code snippets in his tiddlers.
The following code snippet solves the problem by resetting the font used in the editor to a monospaced font. Just add the following snippet:
/*{{{*/
.editor {
font-family: DejaVu Sans Mono, Courier New, monospace;
}
/*}}}*/
To your StyleSheet tiddler (or create it if it doesn’t exist yet). Now, the next time you edit a tiddler, you will do it using a monospaced font.
