The iconize element is incorrectly added to a note without icon

[Moyf]

Describe the bug
As shown in the image, the iconize-inline-title-wrapper element is incorrectly added to note pages that do not have an icon.

This 📏 icon is actually from the other note, and it incorrectly appeared in my Daily Note.

The reason it is invisible but I care is that I want to use CSS to make the Iconize plugin work with the Pixel Banner plugin by adjusting the margin-top property to position the icon at the boundary of the banner. (Just like Notion's style)

However, this invisible iconize element makes the judgment more complicated.. 🤔

To Reproduce

1. Click on some notes with icon
2. Switch to another note without icon
3. Open the DevTool and look into cm-sizer structure
4. See the icon elem from previous note

Expected behavior
Remove the elem or add a .no-icon class into the elem's class?

Additional context
I noticed that this element has a display: none attribute:

So currently I use this css to achieve what I want:

.cm-sizer:has(.iconize-inline-title-wrapper):has(.pixel-banner-image):has(.iconize-title-icon:not([style*='display: none;'])) .iconize-inline-title-wrapper {
  margin-top: calc(-1 * var(--emoji-icon-size)) !important;
}

[Moyf]

By the way, to avoid confusion, let me explain: the icon on my DailyNote tab is text added using the Frontmatter Title plugin, not an icon, haha.

[FlorianWoelki]

Thank you for the bug report!

There shouldn't really be an invisible icon for notes that do not have a tab icon. For instance, see the following screenshots:

[Moyf]

Well that's strange.
At the moment, I am unable to reproduce the issue. 🤔

Perhaps we should close this issue for now. If I discover a way to reproduce it consistently, I can reopen it. : )

[Moyf]

bandicam.2024-12-19.16-25-16-443.mp4

I'm not certain if this is the same issue, but I coincidentally discovered that when I have multiple split tabs and add an icon in the properties, all the tabs will receive the icon (temporarily).
Refreshing the other note can restore the original state.