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Emoji <img> tags does not pass W3C validationg #234
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https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/img
I'm 👍 removing. 😄 |
For some ideas around the css, you may want to look here good luck |
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Hello! First, thanks to the people maintaining this. I'm gonna try to help, but I'm not sure I can. About this issue, may I propose another path: keeping the current markup (for backward compatibility) but allowing user to propose a custom markup ? That way, jekyll/jemoji could offer the capacity to users to propose their own template. |
@borisschapira That would be awesome, I just reported this issue jekyll/jemoji#42 but I'm guessing the templating you propose would need to be implemented first. To briefly re-state that issue, templating would be useful to enable using emoji with AMP HTML which requires using the |
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I use jekyl/jemoji to generate emojis. However the
<img>
tags use align attribute which is deprecated.How about using style attribute instead?
I've opened an issue on jekyll/jemoji#30.
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