Graphic elementsin Joplin

[dpoulton]

Possibly use Unicode characters?

Convert "->" to "→"

Your Samsung is possibly recognising what you have written and replaced it with a unicode character. You can use unicode characters in Joplin so therefore it would show in your Joplin clients. Unicode Symbol U+2190 ← U+2191 ↑ U+2192 → U+2193 ↓ U+1F844 🡄 U+1F845 🡅 U+1F846 🡆 U+1F847 🡇 That are many, many more than the few shown above.

Or a ligature font?

Interesting Font for Code

Back in May19 @bladewolf55 mentioned in a post the font Fira Code. This was recently highlighted by @bedwardly-down on GitHub who suggested I post this on the forum. Basically using this font as your editor font, as well as in userstyle.css as a font for code blocks, adds quite a lot of interesting functionality to Joplin. I guess that this is because the editor and renderer Joplin uses is equipped to handle this type of font. It enables you to use ligatures in your code. Rather than using <= …