Open collimarco opened 3 years ago
Create a jsfiddle to demonstrate, much easier to help when your code is all in place..
@carpii Thanks for the quick reply! Here's a demonstration: https://jsfiddle.net/be9tmcj4/
Once you call EmojiOneArea() the input is replaced by a emojionearea
div, so you would need to apply CSS to that rather than the input
There's a basic attempt here.. https://jsfiddle.net/nyg6hm8v/1/
But this won't support a multi-line input, and also you need to set a fixed height on the div - perhaps there's a better way, I didn't spent heaps of time on it
Is there any way to configure the field padding?
I have this CSS:
However emojionearea ignores that (and thus the inputs with the emoji are much smaller compared to the normal input fields). I have also tried to apply the padding to
.emojionearea
but it doesn't work.Any solution or workaround would be appreciated.