Quincy Nyan

+1 to bump this issue, it's just one PR away!

Yes that is correct, because this isn't Unicode, but rather rendered by Wikipedia's rendering tool. If you inspect (ctrl + shift + i), you can clearly see they're just a...

Well, there isn't really such a thing yet: https://www.google.com/search?q=unicode+fraction https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_Forms

https://cdn.nekonyan.fun/Peek_2023-09-09_10-22.gif

Those are nice new features! I'm writing my own version of neofetch and want to replicate this behavior: - Without any offset:  - With 32px offset from top and...

I'm adding some text beside and below the image, something like the text wrapping around the image. So pixel offsets would be more useful than the align option in such...

@AnonymouX47 I can already kinda implement that behavior bu moving the cursor to wherever I want on the terminal scree and the running chafa. For example, printf '\e[2J\e[H' to clear...

@AnonymouX47 Sorry I'm late, I've been busy with something for the past couple of days. I'm making a bash script CLI app which allows the user to position where their...

@hpjansson I already know the widths and heights of the image, and so maybe what I can do is create an empty space/canvas of (width+xoffset) x (height+yoffset), then `--align` the...

Again, it's not a requirement, it's just a feature request. If not possible, I'll try to reverse engineer how w3m does it and maybe port it to my app. The...