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Author: JD Smith <93749+jdtsmith@users.noreply.github.com>
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@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ The main customization variables:
 - `indent-bars-spacing-override`:  Normally the number of spaces for 
indentation is automatically discovered from the mode and other variables.  If 
that doesn't work for any reason, it can be explicitly set using this variable.
 - `indent-bars-display-on-blank-lines`: Whether to display bars on blank lines.
 - `indent-bars-prefer-character`: Use *characters* to display the vertical bar 
instead of stipples.  This occurs automatically on non-graphical displays 
(terminals), but this variable can be used to always prefer character-based 
display.
-- `indent-bars-no-stipple-char`: The character to use when stipples are 
unavailable or disabled. Defaults to the vertical box character `│`.  Other 
good options include `┃` and `║`.
+- `indent-bars-no-stipple-char`: The character to use when stipples are 
unavailable or disabled. Defaults to the vertical box character `│`.  Other 
good options include `┃`, `┋`, and `║`.
 - `indent-bars-unspecified-bg|fg-color`: Colors to use for the frame 
background and default foreground when unspecified (e.g. in terminals).  If you 
intend to use `indent-bars` in the terminal, set to the terminal 
background/foreground colors you use. 
 
 See the documentation of each variable for more details.