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there is still a lot of emoji can't display properly, can someone help fix it? thanks!!!

It would be great, when editing a Markdown file, these emojis would appear in the autocompletion context...

I tried using :smile but no suggestion is appearing in VS.

re microsoft/vscode#31353

• Install this extension
• Create a new markdown file, type in :smile:'
• You'll notice that the smile emoji somehow has overlap with ' but you don't see this in the webview developer tools

Maybe an issue with chromium rendering.

The users mall does't know what emoji and how much emojis the extension support.I suggest give an demo file.

Hi can you push your extension to https://open-vsx.org/ in addition to VSCode Market Place so people using the FLOSS version could install it too?

I wrote an article on the subject.

Would be useful. 👍

It would be nice if the extension can add a panel with the existing supported emoji.
I'm thinking about something like in the Latex Workshop extension (see image)

Thus, it will be easier to add an emoji in the current markdown editor, and one can easily all available emoji from the inside of VSCode.

If you accept PR and believe that this is a good idea, I can try to spend time on this feature request.

Is it possible to add support for Dendron preview since they use a custom webview which is not the same as an integrated VSCode markdown preview?

Some :emoji: codes provided by the mentioned website cannot be used

I found a Gist that lists all supported :emoji: codes in GitHub Markdown

Greetings,
My System is Ubuntu 20.04
I do believe that my VSCODE is on the latest version.
Im really confused on which font install so to have the right emoji.

I manage to make the emojis render in the code editor, by adding "Segoe UI Emoji"; I tried by adding also on the Markdown section but I still only get to see Black and White Emojis on the Preview.

Am I missing something?

many thanks!

Some emojis are not rendered, not sure why...

Development load estimation:

• 📣 high
• 🚗 medium
• 🚴 low

Severity:

• 😡 high
• 😐 medium
• 😄 low

**Development load estimation:**
* :mega: high
* :car: medium
* :bicyclist: low

**Severity:**
* :rage: high
* :neutral_face: medium
* :smile: low

Is rendered as

Where do the icons come from ? Even the rendered ones are not showing as they appear in github

Thanks for your support !

I would love to have auto-completion for emojis like here on GitHub.

:octocat:

Please, provide a configuration option to disable non :emoji: style text to be rendered as an emoji.

Currently, if my markdown has something like:

http(s)://domain.com/page

it is rendered as:

I want to be able to disable this conversion so I can see it as simple text (like it is seen in GitHub markdown).

Could be by design? This following code does not display the same inside the <table> between VS Code and GitHub:

😄

<table>
  <thead>
    <tr>
      <th>:smile:</th>
    </tr>
  </thead>
  <tbody>
    <tr>
      <td>:smile:</td>
    </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>

:smile:

:smile:

:smile:

:smile:

Hey there,

Would you kindly make the extension available on VSX, so we can download it in VSCodium?

Thanks.

Even the much referenced WEBFX Emoji Cheatsheet doesn't list its source or mappings. Github does, but I want to find out which code system is the most popular/used one - or rather which one's exist. I want to build an application that allows anyone to use emojicode in any application and any os and would appreciate any pointers in the right direction as to where I can find more information about the various mappings that exist already.