Kakise

Hello,

As stated in my previous email, I am in the process of updating to the latest twemoji version (2.7.0). Thanks for notifying me that there was a new version !

– Kakise

Ok, I checked your website, it seems that the problem is not with emojis itself but the wordpress’ updates broke the code of the emojis. Emojis are juste characters like an “a” would be, it probably is a problem with wordpress badly parsing them after an update. Try to update your pages by readding emojis in them, it could work.

Technically this plugin is just replacing the emojis url to a local folder on the fly. So if the generated emojis’ urls are wrong, it will fix the problem. However, the problem could come from somewhere else. Can you give me your wordpress install url to see the problem? (I don’t need admin access or whatever, it’s just to check the urls and if the “wp-includes/js/wp-emoji-release.min.js” is correctly embeded).

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Kakise.