Open LauraSophieM opened 5 years ago
The parser replaces occurrences of emoji with <img>
tags, pointing at the related file.
Pseudo elements are not replaceable using the same technique, neither discoverable with ease, unless you check per each element before and after and related content, which would be a performance killer on cases like yours, where you pass a whole document body, instead of a smaller container.
Even if pseudo nodes where discovered, the current library parses strings returning <img src="..."
tags.
But even if it was returning just the image, how would you put such image as pseudo element?
The library would need to modify the pseudo element CSS to not use the content
and use a background-image instead, resulting in conflicts if the pseudo-element had bg image already.
The long story short of this, is that pseudo elements are not (and cannot trivially be) supported, so all this project should do is (IMHO) flag this as won't fix and explicit this limitation on the README.
I let other maintainers eventually correct my reply or act differently 👋
Thanks. Guess I'll use an png or svg instead then.
Hi!
I am parsing the whole body with
twemoji.parse(document.body);
. The content the body's ::before pseudo element (just a ✨) is not being parsed... What could be wrong?