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Hi. It was working indeed (as were my other emojis) but upon refreshing the
page where we enter the snippet, the emoji no longer showed in the snippet
code.
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Tried this snippet and it's working. Would you please paste the imoji you
used that is not working so I can run a test
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I encountered two problems.
I am running code that replaces the "Private: " in titles that are not public.
When I replace it with an emoji then it shows well in the code there as well as the output page, but as soon as I reload the form to enter the snippet, the emoji disappears (presumably filtered out).
Site and server are using UTF-8.
For reference, here's the code I've been using.
Apart from that it looks great and I look forward to putting it to good use.
Thanks!
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