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I moved my WP site to a new host and now there are no Twemojis

Change Emoji Appearance

The WP core reference lists the hooks and functions related to emoji. Here are the hooks you use to point to alternate versions of emoji.

Emojicons introduced with WP 4.2 code not inline

Modify Default URL for /wp-includes/js/wp-emoji.js?ver=4.6.1

To have your emoji characters displayed correctly, your html document MUST HAVE this meta in the header: <meta charset=”UTF-8″> To insert emoji character into your content, you can ether copy/paste it, or use its numerical code. This will be a code for a hamburger: 🍔 resulting this: 🍔. Update It looks like your wp_posts table’s … Read more

CSS disabled after getting rid of emoji

Always render emoji with twemoji.js – not system emoji

How do I make WordPress to display apple emoji?

Copying my answer to a similar question from the .org forums: You can’t force WordPress to use iOS emoji for anyone but iOS (or Mac) users. Emoji are just characters, like any other letter, and how they’re displayed is determined by the operating system. Each operating system has its own graphics for the emoji, and … Read more

Disable WordPress from changing URL slug when post is published

You’re leaving WordPress to set your page slugs automatically. Here’s what’s happening: When you save a Draft, WordPress will assign a “temporary” slug based on the post title. Once you complete your post, you’ll then click Publish. WordPress will then rebuild your post slug based on the latest title since it was never explicitly set … Read more

How to disable emoji on specific page?

You’ll need to adjust your hook so it runs on wp, not init so that you can query what page you’re currently on. The code below gives you some examples of determining if you’re on the page(s) in questions. function disable_emoji_feature() { if ( is_page( 123 ) || is_page(‘the-page-slug’ ) || is_page( array( 1, 2, … Read more

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