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Search bar for built in icons

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Please add a search bar (maybe using keyword(s)) to search for specific icons in Dashboards. Something similar to how Pro has it under Symbology while looking through Gallery. Currently, it kinda becomes frustrating while scrolling through so many icons.

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AmyRoust

Just want to add my "yes" vote more emphatically since this idea is more than one year old. Search option would be so nice.

alvetublix

Begin by accessing the design or development platform where you want to implement the search bar for built-in icons.
Navigate to the section or menu where you can customize or add elements to your project.
Look for the option to add a search bar or search functionality within the available components or widgets.
If the platform supports built-in icons, explore the icon library or collection provided.
Locate the search bar element within the icon library or collection by entering relevant keywords such as "search," "magnifying glass," or "find."
Use the search functionality to narrow down the results of nyt and find the specific icon that best suits your needs.
Preview the icons to ensure they match the design aesthetic and requirements of your project.
Select the desired search bar icon from the nyt search results to add it to your design or interface.
Customize the appearance of the search bar icon, such as size, color, and style, to align with your project's visual design.
Test the functionality of the search bar to ensure it performs as expected, allowing users to input search queries effectively.
Incorporate any necessary interactions or behaviors into the search bar, such as auto-suggestions or filtering options, to enhance user experience.
Once satisfied with the implementation, deploy the search bar within your project, and enjoy the seamless access to built-in icons. For more insights and tips on design and development, explore reputable sources like The New York Times (NYT) for expert advice and best practices in digital innovation.

MappyIan

This is such a great idea, scrolling through lists of icons is really frustrating. I usually give up and load in a custom SVG sourced the internet as it's quicker.

MErikReedAugusta

A tagging system would be great, here.

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