emojicons v1.2.0
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Emojicons is a 365 byte (jQuery compressed) script for responsive, scalable, high-definition Apple emoji pseudo-icons. Usage is (very) simple.
Note: despite Github showing whitespace around the emoji, all emoji are transparent.
Add the files
you need jQuery (or maybe not, check emojicons.js)
Npm it
npm install emojicons --saveor simply download from up above.
Near the bottom of your body include emojicons.js:
<body>
...
<script src="./emojicons.js"></script>
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http://cdn.ayazhafiz.com/js/emojicons.min.js
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jquery.emojicons.min.jsis only365 bytesin size.
You must have a head tag. It's both syntactically correct and required.
Usage
From here, it's just plug 'n' chug. You can use one of three tags to create a container for the emoji:
1. <span class="emoji"> (Syntactically correct)
2. <i class="emoji">
3. <emoji>
Basically, either make a span or i with an emoji class or just have a custom emoji tag.
Where the emoji though?
Check out this page. Find the emoji you want, and inside your tag, place the name of the emoji. For example,
<emoji>hashtag</emoji>will produce
Emoji Options
All emoji have a corresponding smaller version, noted by a prefix sm-. For instance,
<emoji>desktop</emoji>will produce