Bullet lists wrap / don't respect the bullet

[maeonian]

What Happened?

Hi there! I noticed that in Jorts, when you make a list and write a long line, the text that overflows doesn't respect the padding of the left side of the list. It wraps under the bullet.

I think it'd be a lot nicer if it did, like so:

Steps to Reproduce

1. Use the Toggle List button.
2. Write a long list item.

Expected Behavior

Expected behavior is that the overlfow / continuing line respects the bullet margin / padding on the left.

OS Architecture

amd64 (on most hardwares)

Build Version

I installed from Flathub (all Linuxes)

Software Version

Latest release (I have run all updates)

Log Output

Hardware Info

No response

[teamcons]

Hello!
Thank you for reporting this!

Yes! That would look better. Agreed with you. Ive never noticed, but yeas darn now that you say it ><

Not sure how to implement this yet to be honest, but if i come across a solution, ill be sure to add it

[maeonian]

It's one of those things where when you notice, it's hard to unnotice it. Terribly sorry! And no rush, if/when you figure it out is good enough for me.

[teamcons]

Okay ive given it a go, but there is an issue i cannot fix.
At 180% zoom and beyond, the line below isnt aligned with the bullet anymore.

I cannot do better.
Tabulation needs a specific size in pixel for the lower wrap, and needs to be told only once.
But how much space is needed is decided by the size the bullet and spaces need depending on the zoom. So at these sizes they need more

I can cheat and give more space so the issue is not noticeable until past 200%, but beyond it will look like the list feature is half-baked instead of just not wrapping with tabulation

What do you think of this?

[maeonian]

Sorry for the delayed response!

I think any padding is better than none, it really helps the eyes.

[teamcons]

Alright! Thank you! It helps a lot to have feedback

Ill see if i find a better solution

[maeonian]

I'm sending your repo to my husband who can run circles around me as far as programming goes, and maybe he can take a poke at it.