vertical︎↕︎ is displayed with the emoji font-variant #2146
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The reason it only happens in the design-tweaks branch is the difference in the font stack. In design-tweaks it is the VitePress default: In main it is: Which expands to: In other words, the VitePress default will bias towards choosing color emoji variants, whereas our font stack in main does not. I have one idea I want to try. |
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* brand colors * apply font choices to the whole page; remove font-weight note that Inter is the default font in VitePress * additional tweaks to make it match the changes to Framework docs (#2142) * prettier * brand colors * closes #2146 --------- Co-authored-by: CobusT <[email protected]>
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In #2141 I see an issue with Inter, the new font, which displays horizontal↔︎ as text and vertical︎↕︎ as emoji. (I don't know why it doesn't happen in main.)
This should be solved in the far future when browsers support font-variant-emoji, but in the meantime we need to fix it somehow. I tried the variation selector
U+FE0E, but it's filtered out for some reason, whether I write as︎or︎. I think I'll just do aspan::after.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: