Update: As of version 0.2.2 you can install the plugin via Obsidians Plugin Settings (without manually installing files). Just search for “Icons Plugin” - then install and activate it!
I’m curious to hear your feedback. If you find any bugs, kindly report them by creating an issue on GitHub.
Yesterday, https://iconduck.com/ waddled across my screen and I immediately wondered if you had also heard of it @dc17? They have collected and tagged 108,000 free and open source icons plus made an api for accessing them.
I don’t know if this speaks to you but, well, there it is. Thank you very much for making such a fun-to-use plugin!
Hi, and thank your for creating this plugin.
I was indeed saying that Obsidian was lacking a bit of flavour.
I installed it via Obsidian community plugins.
I am used to use the font awesome ones : I tried several ones and only 2 get picked up.
Is there a way to check the actual list or is it dynamically selected?
FAS
Icon
Rendering
Bookmark
fas:Bookmark = OK
Gamepad
fas:Gamepad = OK
Diamond
fas:Diamond = KO
Graduation-cap
fas:Graduation-cap = KO
Folder
fas:Folder = KO
Lightbulb-o
fas:Lightbulb-o = KO
Also what is the command to get the pop-up to open for selection of the icons? I could only type in your examples
(am on Windows 7)
thanks
I deactivated url to preview and could now use the icon plugin properly and with fas and far I can see now what is available (some I expected are not but that’s fine)
Hi @fredini, glad you find the plugin useful. Unfortunately, the current version does not support Obsidian Publish; icons only work locally (in the Obsidian app). I would have to look into it some more to figure out what needs to be done. I’ve created an issue for this enhancement in the GitHub repository.
Is it possible to assign shortcuts to the Icons? Is it possible to create a note with the Icon? That way I could use a “?” icon across all of my documents that links to a note and include my questions in that one note etc.