fix: use arrow icons instead of words

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Sylvia Crowe
2024-09-23 16:49:36 -07:00
parent c8ed217aa8
commit 9c61c6caa2
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@@ -41,10 +41,10 @@ When looking at a directory, preview will show a file viewer much like MacOS' *F
The simplest way to view a new file is to double click its row in the file viewer. Alternatively, while the widget is focused, you can use the ↑ and ↓ arrow keys to select a row and press enter to preview the associated file.
##### View the Parent Directory
In the directory view, this is as simple as opening the `..` file as if it were a regular file. This can be done with the method above. You can also use the keyboard shortcut `Cmd + ArrowUp`.
In the directory view, this is as simple as opening the `..` file as if it were a regular file. This can be done with the method above. You can also use the keyboard shortcut <code>Cmd + &uarr;</code>.
##### Navigate Back and Forward
When looking at a file, you can navigate back by clicking the back button in the widget header or the keyboard shortcut `Cmd + ArrowLeft`. You can always navigate back and forward using `Cmd + ArrowLeft` and `Cmd + ArrowRight`.
When looking at a file, you can navigate back by clicking the back button in the widget header or the keyboard shortcut <code>Cmd + &larr;</code>. You can always navigate back and forward using <code>Cmd + &larr;</code> and <code>Cmd + &rarr;</code>.
##### Filter the List of Files
While the widget is focused, you can filter by filename by typing a substring of the filename you're working for. To clear the filter, you can click the &#x2715; on the filter dropdown or press esc.