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emojis.css

v1.0.1

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an icon font with no fonts or icons, just utf emojis included

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Maintainers

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Keywords

emojicss

Readme

emojis.css

NPM

npm i emojis.css

CDN

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/emojis.css">

Usage

Simply add an <i></i> wherever you'd like an emoji. The names follow Github's naming convention for emojis. Just add an emo- prefix to the shortcode and you got your class name. Check here for an exhaustive shortcode list. Then, if you wanna play it safe, look for the desired emoji on the demo.

<i class="emo-smiley"></i>

:smiley:

Why this?

I was always searching for emojis to use in projects and wound up copying and pasting them from search results. I saw stylesheets that offered png-backed emojis but I wanted to just deliver the natural emojis for the device. Some people called me crazy. Others said it couldn't be done. I didn't check to see if it already had been (it has). But without further ado, I present the native emoji stylesheet, emojis.css.

Native as in no icons are provided

This stylesheet uses the same (at the very least: similar) naming scheme as github. In fact I just scraped this gist and converted what wasn't an image to CSS-friendly character codes. UTF-8? I think? To be honest I haven't done a buttload of homework on this project. I had simple needs and this is a simple fix.

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