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Remove :colon: and :-) preview #50

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nclm opened this issue Jun 16, 2019 · 3 comments
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Remove :colon: and :-) preview #50

nclm opened this issue Jun 16, 2019 · 3 comments
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@nclm
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nclm commented Jun 16, 2019

Background

Currently when hovering an emoji in the picker, this appears:

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It is a lot of information, and not easy to process. Also the :colon: notation is rare and most often not used since the picker inputs Unicode as a default.

Proposed solution

Only show the name of the emoji, vertically centred. Maybe the bar can be slightly less tall, showing a smaller preview of the icon.

Alternatives

If the user have selected the “Use the :colon: instead of the Emoji unicode” option, then the :colon: preview could be displayed back, but only in that case.

@nclm nclm added the enhancement New feature or request label Jun 16, 2019
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rugk commented Jun 16, 2019

Alternative suggestion: We could hide the preview pane in total. Optionally…

Because this is something emoji-mart supports: hidePreview.
Everything else would require custom CSS and I doubt it is useful to hide these colon syntax. IMHO, it's not a useless information to display, because it also shows you some words/search terms you can later use to find the same emoji.

@Prometheos2
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Or maybe hide it when it's too long, or simply redundant with the emoji's name?

Although, that might be a loss of process time for no big deals, so might not be the best option

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rugk commented Oct 9, 2019

Yeah, it's not really a big priority issue.

However, I keep it open, as it is a valid idea. If anyone wants to implement it, PRs are of course appreciated, as usual.

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