The available styles of bullet points for HTML unordered lists <ul> are limited. Using CSS, they can be changed to something more exciting, l...
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Interesting article! I’ve used font awesome icons to replace standard list styles before, but never used emojis. Font awesome have some handy classes you can use.
fontawesome.com/how-to-use/on-the-...
I didn't realise you could do that with Font Awesome! Thanks for sharing 😊
I'm both intrigued and disturbed at the same time. Nice! 🐱
Whoa! That's gonna be wild :) I had a similar post recently looking at using custom data attributes as a solution that could swap in for your nth-child idea: Totally Custom List Styles
Mam can you tell me that can emojis be used on a website without copyright issues and if yes than should I use UTF-8 encoding or just copy paste the emojis??
Thanks! I can't wait for wider browser support either!