My column and row number font styles do not match, is it possible to adjust?

[cordlord]

The columns header is styled the way I would like, but for some reason the row numbers are not. All numbers are styled this way as well.

I have tried adjusting every setting I can think of, but cannot seem to figure out where this style is coming from. I even adjusted my system settings for theme and fonts, too.

I’m using on Linux Mint 22 and my LibreOffice version is 24.2.7.2(x86_64)/LibreOffice Community.

This also happens on filenames with numbers just in the regular LibreOffice app.

[LeroyG]

Related answer:

LibreOffice Calc change font of built-in row and column headers/headings

Hi AFAIK You can not change only the font of the row and column headings: the change will also affect the other elements of the interface (menu, status bar, dialogs, sidebar…). To do that: Tools▸Options▸LibreOffice▸Fonts: Tick Apply replacement table, Replacement Table: Font: select Segoe UI Replace with: select select the one you want Click the green check mark Tick Always then click Ok Regards

[cordlord]

I did see that thread, but it didn’t quite seem to answer my question.

All UI numbers are displayed this way, even in file names on the LibreOffice Recents page.

[cordlord]

Issue resolved!

System font was set to FontAwesome.

Changed to a different font and all is well.