Hello Sybre!
When updating from WordPress 5.9 to 6.2 I noticed that all the original Twemojis on my site changed to Apple Emoji. (And some of them now just show as Unicode symbols…) I would very much like to keep the Twemojis, because I use them in categories and they matched my design! ??
I think the name of your plugin (and the knowledge of the topic you have!) would make it very suitable and usable for a setting like that to be included with your plugin! Would that be an easy and possible addition..?
Kind Regards from Stockholm
]]>Hi,
Thx for this plugin, looks very promising for my needs. Here is a feature request:
It would extra nice to have access to all the emojis in the Twemoji sets. it seems we only have access to a subset of this currently in the plugin. Like the emoji panels on Discord, with categories, search field etc…
Having all the object and the different skin shades would be awesome.
I made a bit of research and I found a nice library for this, Emoji Picker React (v4), (though it is React based, it gives an idea of the goal).
Cheers!
]]>Hello,
For some reason, in my blog posts if I use emojis they show up as ‘?’ and not the emoji.
I had thought your plugin may fix this, but it did not ??
Do you have any idea what may be causing this?
Thank you and have a Fantastic Day! ??
]]>Hey Sybre
It looks like the filters for disabling emojis have changed with WordPress 6.0. Maybe.
In any case, none of the approaches that worked fine in WP 5.9 on my sites, seems to work fully in WP 6. Instead of my browsers native styling of whatever UTF-8 symbol I choose ??? – WordPress apparently insists on replacing the characters with SVG’s, even from someone else’s server.
Emoji Settings partly resolves that, as the image url’s are no longer rachable, and thus my intended native symbol is shown. But I’d love to get rid of the slight layout shift caused.
Screenshot of dashboard with Emoji Settings enabled:
https://snipboard.io/pGY5mO.jpg
I’d love to get to the bottom of this. Let me know if I can do anything to help troubleshoot.
Bjarne
]]>Hi Sybre,
Your Plugin works perfectly for me, I use it on several websites. But it seems to be abandoned. WordPress says:
“This plugin hasn’t been tested with the latest 3 major releases of WordPress. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when used with more recent versions of WordPress.”
It would be nice to know if you are still there – I prefer plugins that are actively supported…
Thanks!
]]>Hi!
I’m trying to get rid of the s.w.org call, that’s why I tried out your plugin. I don’t care about emojis, but want to keep my old smilies as images. Now the function “wp430_support” disables the smilies when I disable emojis. As I understand it, these are two distinct features, and when I comment your function out, everything seems to work as intended. Can you give some more information what the function’s docblock means by “This Prevents unreadable character output caused by ‘use_smilies’ option”? Thanks a lot!
Greetings,
Johannes
In my MainWP dashboard I’m getting notices about “abandoned plugin”. I know the plugin still does what it says. The PR solves the “problem” ??
PR: https://github.com/sybrew/emoji-settings/pull/3
Cheers,
Piet
Hello,
thank you very much for the plugin.
Please, is there any way to include emojis in comments?
Thank you ??
Hi
I installed your plugin but unfortunately it still loads wp-emoji-release.min.js
How to remove this?
Thanks
]]>Since WP 4.7 WP has added a DNS prefetch call which can be removed by adding a filter:
// Remove DNS prefetch s.w.org (used for emojis)
add_filter( 'emoji_svg_url', '__return_false' );Suggestion: give the admin the possibility of adding an external emoji
]]>Quick question: without hacking the plugin, is it possible to make the default off (0 instead of 1) instead?
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