calender emoji before journal title is show as rectangle

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[Sansui233]

What's your OS and Logseq runtime platform (desktop or browser)?

[aadilayub]

I have a similar problem, using the desktop app on Fedora Linux 34

This would probably be fixed by adding Noto Color Emoji to the font stack, since that's the emoji font used on most Linux distributions. Currently, the theme only has Segoe UI Emoji and Apple Color Emoji, both of which are unavailable on Linux.

[Sansui233]

Yes, the problem is related to OS's fonts, adding the missing font could solve the problem. Or you can simply append the code below to your custom.css to disable that emoji.

#main-content #main-content-container .journal .flex-row.foldable-title h1.title:before {
    display:none;
}

Logseq doesn't use a special style selector for linux version, (for me) there's not a good way to adapt Linux yet.

[aadilayub]

Would this not be fixed by adding "Noto Color Emoji" as a fallback font here?

  --ls-font-family: -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Segoe UI", Helvetica, "Apple Color Emoji", Arial, sans-serif,
    "Segoe UI Emoji", "Segoe UI Symbol";

[Sansui233]

Would this not be fixed by adding "Noto Color Emoji" as a fallback font here?

  --ls-font-family: -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Segoe UI", Helvetica, "Apple Color Emoji", Arial, sans-serif,

    "Segoe UI Emoji", "Segoe UI Symbol";

According to this article, I guess there are some ways for custom emoji to fall to sans-serif or other font-family. (Though I have no idea about how to set up preferred emoji on Fedora distribution)

[owiecc]

#main-content #main-content-container .journal .flex-row.foldable-title h1.title:before {
    display:none;
}

Does not work for me to disable the emoji. I am on Logseq 0.6.3 and Bonofix 3.6.2. What is the proper selector now?

[Sansui233]

#main-content #main-content-container .journal .flex-row.foldable-title h1.title:before {
    display:none;
}

Does not work for me to disable the emoji. I am on Logseq 0.6.3 and Bonofix 3.6.2. What is the proper selector now?

The selector above is correct. The problem is that your custom.css won't work if the custom theme is installed via plugin market.

Relative selectors in bonofix:

#main-content-container .journal h1.title:before,
#main-content-container .is-journals h1.title:before {
  display:none;
}

[Gitbreast]

Yes, the problem is related to OS's fonts, adding the missing font could solve the problem. Or you can simply append the code below to your custom.css to disable that emoji.

#main-content #main-content-container .journal .flex-row.foldable-title h1.title:before {
    display:none;
}

Logseq doesn't use a special style selector for linux version, (for me) there's not a good way to adapt Linux yet.

I apply "Noto Serif SC" in the logseq plugin "Google fonts"(main_font option), the journal emoji in Bonofix theme shows the same situation above.
Before applying:

After:

But this situation does not appear in the Solarized Extended Theme:
Before applying:

After:

So I guess there's a way to avoid this no-color(Noto's) emoji situation, what do you say?

Plus, disable the emoji will also cancel the effect from logseq plugin "Reference Styles", is it any way to disable the Bonofix's emoji but apply Reference Styles's effect?

Apply the disable in custom.css(doesnot work with #, without # is not perfect but work, still shows Noto icon in page journal):

Journal:

Page:

What I figuring is, is it any way to apply "Noto Serif SC" in Bonofix, but with colorful journal emoji(maybe thru "Reference Styles") in the same time?