Feature Request: Changing Notion base icon colors

[laurakennedy5059]

Like we're able to change the text, highlight, tag, etc. colors, I would like to be able to change the color options for the default Notion icons (see attached screenshot as an example).

Notion is moving towards wanting users to use the default icons vs. uploading their own. Ex. The new feature that allows you to update the icons of database items in bulk only gives you the option of emojis or Notion default icons. Similarly, database column titles can only be changed to Notion default icons.

As someone that changes the existing colors for Notion, I'm unable to use the Notion default icons as they do not correlate to my color coding. This is a problem for many of the Notion themes that exist in the enhancer right now too. Would love to see this as a tweak and I'm sure others would benefit as well, especially those who utilize color changes.

[dragonwocky]

This is one of the things that I've been struggling with a bit as I've been working on the next release. In most places where these icons are used, they're embedded as image files rather than as SVGs, which means you can't just set background-color or fill on them to change their colour. E.g.

<img src="/icons/video-game-classic_pink.svg?mode=dark" referrerpolicy="same-origin" style="display: block; object-fit: cover; border-radius: 3px; width: 78px; height: 78px; transition: opacity 100ms ease-out 0s;">

It's possible to apply a filter over the image to change its colour, e.g. I can turn the pink icon above blue with filter: hue-rotate(245deg), but that doesn't really let me specify the actual colour I want.

An approach using pseudo-elements with mask-image: url(attr(src)) set may be a possible solution, but I haven't had much success with that yet.

[ghost]

Glad to hear still in active dev! I'm just getting started using Notion and love the enhanced "version"