Expose "Use Icon Color" Highlight In Search

Robert Kelbe
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As part of my sermon prep, I like to do a search of my highlights and notes to see where I have highlighted or commented on text that is tagged to the bible milestone I am studying, or contains a reference to the Bible passage I'm studying.
For highlights, I have my own highlighting palette called "Markup". Therefore, I would do a book search for:
milestone:"John 1:1" INTERSECTS highlight:Markup/*
and
bible:"John 1:1" INTERSECTS highlight:Markup/*
My problem is that I can't do a similar search to find where note anchors are tied to a specific Bible milestone or contain a specific Bible reference, because the default highlight for notes, "Use icon color", is not considered to be a highlight.
As a workaround, I created my own highlight style for Notes so I can search
milestone:"John 1:1" INTERSECTS highlight:Markup/Note
and
bible:"John 1:1" INTERSECTS highlight:Markup/Note
However, the built in "Solid Color Background" is not nearly as nice looking as the "Use icon color" style.
Please expose the "Use icon color" highlight so we can do the following searches:
milestone:"John 1:1" INTERSECTS highlight:"Use icon color"
and
bible:"John 1:1" INTERSECTS highlight:"Use icon color"
For highlights, I have my own highlighting palette called "Markup". Therefore, I would do a book search for:
milestone:"John 1:1" INTERSECTS highlight:Markup/*
and
bible:"John 1:1" INTERSECTS highlight:Markup/*
My problem is that I can't do a similar search to find where note anchors are tied to a specific Bible milestone or contain a specific Bible reference, because the default highlight for notes, "Use icon color", is not considered to be a highlight.
As a workaround, I created my own highlight style for Notes so I can search
milestone:"John 1:1" INTERSECTS highlight:Markup/Note
and
bible:"John 1:1" INTERSECTS highlight:Markup/Note
However, the built in "Solid Color Background" is not nearly as nice looking as the "Use icon color" style.
Please expose the "Use icon color" highlight so we can do the following searches:
milestone:"John 1:1" INTERSECTS highlight:"Use icon color"
and
bible:"John 1:1" INTERSECTS highlight:"Use icon color"
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In hindsight, I like being able to search for highlights in my own highlighting palette. Therefore, I would prefer the solution to be to add "use icon color" as an option when you are creating a new highlighting style, or add it to the built-in "Emphasis Markup" palette so we can use it in our own highlight styles and palettes. Thank you!0