Support question for Lazeez.
UTF-8 supports emojis, or at least some of the common ones like πππ‘. Can we include them in stories and have them display "correctly" to readers (at least per how whatever platform/device supports them)?
Support question for Lazeez.
UTF-8 supports emojis, or at least some of the common ones like πππ‘. Can we include them in stories and have them display "correctly" to readers (at least per how whatever platform/device supports them)?
Can we include them in stories
Just out of curiosity, where would you use one in a story?
Just out of curiosity, where would you use one in a story?
When the character reads or writes an email.
Seems to me the only situation where it makes sense.
HM.
Lazeez asked me to remove the emojis when I added some to the title and description of one of my stories.
There was another thread about this a really long while back and I just remember that someone suggested that you spell out the emojis e.g. :smile: and :frown: etc. I liked that idea and remembered it :)
I can understand emoji not working for titles and descriptions β the code for entering/displaying those is very different, and text gets mangled (check out what happens to m-dashes for ex) differently depending on where you enter such metadata.
I will now imagine colons bracketing every story occurrence of the solitary noun 'giggle'.
AJ
UTF-8 supports emojis, or at least some of the common ones like πππ‘. Can we include them in stories and have them display "correctly" to readers (at least per how whatever platform/device supports them)?
Yes, they're allowed in story text and if the viewing platform supports them, they'll be displayed correctly.