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(*) can be extended with corresponding unicode values according to the needs.
(*) can be extended with corresponding unicode values according to the needs.


2. The size-modifier when present changes the relative size of the Emoji. These are the same rules as for HTML text.
2. The size-modifier when present changes the size of the Emoji. These are the same rules as for css font-size attribute.
Default value is 0 meaning character size is the same as the size of the text it is included in.  
Default value is 'inherit' meaning character size is the same as the size of the text it is included in.  
Absolute or positive values increase the size of the Emoji.
Using percentage values gives a good idea of relative sizes.
Negative values reduce the size of the Emoji.
Limits vary from [-4 to +4]


3. Examples
3. Examples
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<nowiki>{{Emoji|yawn|150%}}</nowiki> yields {{Emoji|1F62A|150%}}  
<nowiki>{{Emoji|yawn|150%}}</nowiki> yields {{Emoji|1F62A|150%}}  
4. Check other possibilities
Size has been fixed to 150%.




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Revision as of 09:59, 10 June 2018

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Inserts an Emoji icon image in the text flow. Emoji are ready-to-use unicode characters hosted in the display font. So they do not need to be imported as additional file images.

Usage: {{Emoji|1=name-of-icon|2=size-modifier}}.

1 The name-of-icon should be one from the following list(*): smile yawn (*) can be extended with corresponding unicode values according to the needs.

2. The size-modifier when present changes the size of the Emoji. These are the same rules as for css font-size attribute. Default value is 'inherit' meaning character size is the same as the size of the text it is included in. Using percentage values gives a good idea of relative sizes.

3. Examples

Using generic {{Smiley}} yields . Instead:

{{Emoji|smile}} yields 🙂


{{Emoji|smile|200%}} yields 🙂


{{Emoji|yawn|150%}} yields 😪


4. Check other possibilities

Size has been fixed to 150%.