Let us use the icon::
property to specify an image asset as page icon, not only emojis.
I.e.
icon:: ![my_icon](../assets/my_icon.svg)
Let us use the icon::
property to specify an image asset as page icon, not only emojis.
I.e.
icon:: ![my_icon](../assets/my_icon.svg)
That is a good idea
Is this icon::
property something that already exists? If so, what is it used for?
Yes, it was added in 0.4.9, I think.
It adds an icon in front of the page name. Which shows up in the tab and the recent section
Didn’t know that. Cool!
I discovered the icon:: property just yesterday from another post here, I guess it needs to be documented xD
Yes, the feature was introduced in 0.4.9 and currently only supports font glyphs and emojis.
I described how to use it in a previous comment:
Related Pull Requests:
Now that I think more about it it would be even more convenient to create icon themes and use handles in Logseq pages. For example:
icon:: :pdf:
and it display the pdf.svg icon from current icon theme; it would also be super convenient to support Freedesktop icon themes, at least on Linux
Is this not working anymore?
I tried to add an ico file (and an svg file) but they did not give the desired result. The image got moved to the assets folder.
I think this feature is not working.
This is a feature request.