Settings¶
settings.toml (Edit settings, ⌘, / Ctrl+,) holds all options. Every option is written in the file with its default and an explanation; this page gives an overview. Remove a line to go back to its default.
Appearance¶
[appearance]
mode = "system" # system | light | dark
font_family = "Iosevka Nerd Font Mono"
font_size = 13 # files, terminal, viewer: 6 to 72
bar_font_size = 11 # path bar, headers, tabs, status lines, sidebar: 6 to 72
symbol_font_size = 16 # file type icons
row_height = 20 # height of a row in the lists
alternate_row_colors = true
titlebar = "auto" # auto | custom | system (after a restart)
cursor_color = "" # e.g. "#2f6fd6"; empty: the built-in blue
selection_color = "" # e.g. "#d4561a"; empty: the built-in orange
Any installed font works. The bundled Iosevka Nerd Font Mono also has the icons shell prompts like starship use. The text size keys (⌃⌥9, ⌃⌥8, ⌃⌥0 / Ctrl+=, Ctrl+-, Ctrl+0) change all sizes together and save them here.
Panes¶
[panes]
show_hidden = false # dot files and hidden files in new tabs
sort = "name" # name | extension | size | modified | permissions
dirs_first = true # folders above files
file_icons = "colored" # colored | plain
These are the defaults for new tabs; each tab keeps its own sort and hidden-files setting.
Terminal¶
[terminal]
shell = "" # empty: your login shell, PowerShell on Windows; or e.g. "bash -l"
position = "bottom" # bottom | left | right
follow_pane = true # the terminal changes folder with the active pane
app = "" # the terminal app F11 opens, see Customize
Global hotkey¶
[global_hotkey]
enabled = true
keys = "ctrl-shift-c" # brings Bella Commander to the front from any app, or hides it
On Windows and Linux Ctrl+Shift+C also copies in many terminals; change it if it is in the way. On Linux with Wayland, bind bcmd --toggle to a key in your desktop's settings instead.
Editor¶
[editor]
command = "" # F4: your editor; empty: the system's default app
folder = "" # F4 on a folder and Shift+F11
[editor.extensions]
# md = "typora"
See Customize for examples.
Updates¶
Own commands and rename presets¶
[[commands]] tables add your own commands, see Customize. [[rename_presets]] tables are the multi-rename presets; they are added when you save one in the multi-rename window and can be edited here.