Add Unicode variation selector to arrow character #11
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Thank you for the submission, Marko. Do you think we should similarly treat the example arrow character shown in the README? It also shows up as an emoji character when viewing the README on iOS. |
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Thanks for catching that, Justin—good call! I'll make the change and include it in this pull request. For the sake of transparency, this is my first-ever contribution to a public repository, so I hope I'm doing everything correctly and welcome any feedback if not! Thank you for helping to maintain such a helpful plugin. :) |
Unicode variation selector U+FE0E forces the arrow character U+21A9 to render as text rather than its corresponding Emoji on iOS. This change is reflected in README.md using the HTML equivalent of the variation selector.
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Jun 13, 2024
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The enhancement in this PR was just released in Simple Footnotes 1.0.3 🎉 |
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Unicode variation selector U+FE0E forces the arrow character U+21A9 to render as text rather than its corresponding Emoji on iOS.