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Pete_Hill
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July 10, 2023
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Figma file card icons

  • July 10, 2023
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Screenshot 2023-07-11 at 00.28.52
What does the top blue icon here indicate? All my other libraries have the bottom one (blue pen nib). No idea what’s different about this one.

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Best answer by Pete_Hill

I successfully replicated what I must have done (delete the main file of a file that I branched). You are left with an orphaned branch that displays the branch icon - and no way to make that one the new ‘main’ file.

I guess it’s not a big deal - it’s just the icon.

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tank666
July 11, 2023

This icon means that the file is a branch of the main file.

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Pete_Hill
Pete_HillAuthor
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July 11, 2023

Ah, ok. Thanks @tank666.

It looks like my file has no main file. I can’t see any reference to it - I’ve looked in Active/Yours/Archived tabs under ‘See all branches’. I must have inadvertently deleted it.

I wonder if there a way to make the branch the main file again when there is nothing to merge back to.

tank666
July 11, 2023

branch-view-main-file

UX/UI designer. Figma expert. Creator and developer of plugins and widgets for Figma and FigJam. Check out my resources in Figma Community: figma.com/@tank
Pete_Hill
Pete_HillAuthor
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July 11, 2023

I don’t see any references to main file here either 😦
Screenshot 2023-07-11 at 16.13.17

Pete_Hill
Pete_HillAuthorAnswer
New Participant
July 11, 2023

I successfully replicated what I must have done (delete the main file of a file that I branched). You are left with an orphaned branch that displays the branch icon - and no way to make that one the new ‘main’ file.

I guess it’s not a big deal - it’s just the icon.

Pete_Hill
Pete_HillAuthor
New Participant
July 11, 2023

Thanks for your assistance though @tank666
At least I now know why my file icon is the way it is 🙂