The struggle of using native emoji on the web – Read the Tea Leaves
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Re: The struggle of using native emoji on the web – Read the Tea Leaves
#2Why would you embed some shit codepen iframes instead of the unicode character??
Re: The struggle of using native emoji on the web – Read the Tea Leaves
#3Why would you embed some shit codepen iframes instead of the unicode character??
> Update: At some point, WordPress started automatically converting emoji in this blog post to s. I’ve replaced some of the examples with CodePens to make it clearer what’s going on. Of course, the fact that WordPress feels compelled to use s instead of native emoji kind of proves my point
Re: The struggle of using native emoji on the web – Read the Tea Leaves
#4Why would you embed some shit codepen iframes instead of the unicode character??
> Update: At some point, WordPress started automatically converting emoji in this blog post to s. I’ve replaced some of the examples with CodePens to make it clearer what’s going on. Of course, the fact that WordPress feels compelled to use s instead of native emoji kind of proves my point
My bad. My frustration with the iframes stopped me reading.
Edit: Can't you downvote your own comments??