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Icons/Emojis in markdown not rendered in output properly #405

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michaelpnash opened this issue Jan 15, 2020 · 4 comments
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Icons/Emojis in markdown not rendered in output properly #405

michaelpnash opened this issue Jan 15, 2020 · 4 comments
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@michaelpnash
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An issue was noted here with the doc for the Cloudstate project: The markdown for emojis/icons, which appear to be supported, don't appear in the output as images, but as the original markdown.

In this page in the Paradox doc, we say we support GitHub-flavored markdown (e.g. this style), which in turn supports Emojis. However, any use of ✔️, etc appear as the source markdown in the output.

I was able to verify this locally (by building the Cloudstate doc locally), but have not tried every variation.

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raboof commented Jan 16, 2020

we say we support GitHub-flavored markdown

Hmm, we should probably clarify that, indeed we don't support all of that

As as a workaround, I'm pretty sure you can just use the corresponding unicode characters (i.e. ✓) - how they look then depends on your font though...

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nafg commented Jan 13, 2022

Ok so how do we get actual emoji support?

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raboof commented Jan 13, 2022

i haven't looked closely, but perhaps we could convert things like :+1: into unicode in preprocessing somewhere, and then make sure to include a font that renders them nicely in the theme?

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