Currently msgbox is known to do it. But in progress bar it would be also useful: in my example i'm placing there some other download status data (total size of download, speed and remaining time) in format: "value: $val\t| ", which could be like this: "<b>value:</b> $val\t| " or something else. Currently tags are handled as plain text. Reproducible: Always
I am trying this command: kdialog --progressbar "<b>Test</b>" and it displayed the "Test" text in bold face. Could you please clarify the issue so that I can reproduce?
It seems to be narrower. One-line text is rendered properly, but with some '\n' chars it is treated as plain text.
I completely forgot, that in html mode <br> tag should be used! Is it ok, that EOL chars disable html interpretation?
Hm, it seems to be common behavior of kdialog, if not kde or even qt %).
Solved problem by creating pure html source in komposer, without shell specifics %)
kdialog --progressbar "<b>Test</b><br>\nTest</b>" is rendered in bold but on one line - I think that is ok character, you can use <br> to get a newline.