Closed lkhphuc closed 3 months ago
MeanderingProgrammer
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3 months ago What font / terminal are you using? I played around with various Mono & Non Mono spaced Nerd Fonts and can't replicate this behavior. For me the icons are always either the small version (mono spaced fonts) or the larger version (non mono spaced fonts), but the space itself doesn't seem to make a difference.
lkhphuc
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3 months ago I'm using just the Symbols Nerd Font for the fallback of all my other Mono font on Wezterm. The relevant setting by default is here: https://wezfurlong.org/wezterm/config/lua/config/allow_square_glyphs_to_overflow_width.html?h=font but I remember other terminals have it too, but I might be wrong. FWIW other projects set symbols with a space as well https://github.com/LazyVim/LazyVim/blob/9e07a6615a16fafca37a6def86aa8344c09d289a/lua/lazyvim/config/init.lua#L35-L40
MeanderingProgrammer
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3 months ago Ahh interesting. I was able to replicate it through Wezterm, neat. I pushed in a change for the headings only in: https://github.com/MeanderingProgrammer/markdown.nvim/commit/8787fdf63ca4ea0f4a38a78774b3aca51c8e1856. I left the bullet point as is since that didn't seem to do anything. Thank you!
MeanderingProgrammer
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3 months ago Sorry, forgot to do the github magic to assign credit correctly.
This change is now in this commit: https://github.com/MeanderingProgrammer/markdown.nvim/commit/38f7cbcc0024737901ba87ee8bf1a6d466f99774
On some terminal, unicode icons will span 2 cells if the icon is followed by a white space. This make the icons looks bigger and is comparable to text.
This PR changes the default icons with an explicit space in between. It does not make the rendered text any longer, just make the icons look bigger on supported terminal. Before/After: