Adding bullet items to bookmark list

[A3EKV]

Hello, When I press gb to bring the bookmarks list, they look indistinguishable.

Therefore, I suggest Adding bullet to the items to make them clear and stand out.

Below I am adding the ▶ symbol as a prefix:

It would be very useful if Sioyek adds that automatically (of course excluding it from search).

Thank you

[ahrm]

Added in 45400325b6670199ed7efe066d22414378162fbf.

[A3EKV]

Added in 4540032.

Thank you very much! Is it possible to change that string representing the symbol from the settings? such as prefs.config

[ahrm]

Added in 4540032.

Thank you very much! Is it possible to change that string representing the symbol from the settings? such as prefs.config

Yes. You can add this to your prefs_user.config:

item_list_prefix	*

[A3EKV]

@ahrm Adding that to prefs_user.config doesn't work. I had to add it to prefs.config instead to work.

[A3EKV]

I have tried to use an emoji or any other unicde character but it doesn't work but using ascii characters such as * etc. works. Is there any reason to restrict it to this set of characters only?

Thank you

[ahrm]

I have tried to use an emoji or any other unicde character but it doesn't work but using ascii characters such as * etc. works. Is there any reason to restrict it to this set of characters only?

Thank you

This should be fixed in b3186f57b8e3473c36fe06f9df20f722772b1e49. Note that the default font does not have emoji support, therefore I have added a preference to configure the font used by the program. For example here is the relevant part in my prefs_user.config:

ui_font		Segoe UI Emoji
item_list_prefix	▶

[A3EKV]

This should be fixed in b3186f5. Note that the default font does not have emoji support, therefore I have added a preference to configure the font used by the program. For example here is the relevant part in my prefs_user.config:

ui_font		Segoe UI Emoji
item_list_prefix	▶

Great! Can I use that font in Linux (Ubuntu 20.04)? because my guess is that font is available only in Windows?

Thank you

[ahrm]

This should be fixed in b3186f5. Note that the default font does not have emoji support, therefore I have added a preference to configure the font used by the program. For example here is the relevant part in my prefs_user.config:

ui_font		Segoe UI Emoji
item_list_prefix	▶

Great! Can I use that font in Linux (Ubuntu 20.04)? because my guess is that font is available only in Windows?

Thank you

I don't think so, you just have to replace Segoe UI Emoji with some system font that supports emoji. (It is even possible that the default font in linux already supports emoji in which case you don't need to specify ui_font at all)

[A3EKV]

I have tried Noto Color Emoji font that seems to support emojis but as you can see in the recording below, it doesn't work:

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/90999345/136937997-b40fa6e0-ca9a-412b-b627-be05bee7fe1e.mp4

[A3EKV]

Update: I have managed to install Segoe UI and Segoe UI Emoji on ubuntu and it seems to work but the symbols are not colorful. Here how the following symbol:

Appears as:

[ahrm]

Update: I have managed to install Segoe UI and Segoe UI Emoji on ubuntu and it seems to work but the symbols are not colorful. Here how the following symbol:

Appears as:

I guess that's a font-related thing? I have the same issue where for example this emoji [📕] is displayed as a blank square but this emoji [✔️] is displayed correctly.

[A3EKV]

@ahrm : I have no idea if that's an issue with the font itself or with Qt. Maybe this is related to this : https://stackoverflow.com/a/25732050