This is a screenshot from Coda:
Ugly is a bit too strong, but it’s not pleasant.
Maybe the bullets could be GRAY by default, this would work better with any text.
It’s a simpler solution than coloring conditionally.
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When a row of text is fully colored, the corresponding bullet could share the same color!
As this is quite ugly
OR, let us select the bullet so we can apply color to it separately.Interesting. I hadn’t noticed that. Text formatting does not color the bullets, while column formatting does.
I hadn’t noticed this either.
I’ve added this to our internal tracker. Thanks for pointing this out!
I have the opposite request. I’m only formatting the first letter of a row (in this case, to callout an acronym) with color and if there’s a bullet, it takes the same color. My preference would be for just the text (character) to get the color, not the bullet.
Microsoft Word changes the color of the bullet based on the end of the row/line, not the beginning. Perhaps coda can incorporate this method?
