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Chris Bongers

Looking to get into development? As a full-stack developer I guide you on this journey and give you bite sized tips every single day 👊

Nov 2, 2020

CSS Emoji list style

As you may have seen throughout my articles, I'm a big fan of Emojis. Today we'll be looking at getting emoji as our list icons. I will be using the stable method for this article. Tomorrow we will explore a newer method of doing just this. The end ...

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#css #css3 #html #programming #2articles1week

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Dinys Monvoisin

Software developer, JavaScript Euthusiasts, Inspiring Blogger

Nov 2, 2020

Can't you insert the emoji directly from HTML?

Hey Dinys,

You could technically do this yes, but keep in mind the content will then also contain these icons.

The emojis are of course an example of what you could add as custom list items.

In this case, the result would be exactly the same having them directly in HTML, but considering SEO and Styling options this gives us more options to play with.

Chris Bongers

Looking to get into development? As a full-stack developer I guide you on this journey and give you bite sized tips every single day 👊

Nov 2, 2020

Andrew Baisden

Full-Stack Engineer | React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js | AI-Assisted Engineering

Nov 8, 2020

Customisation FTW 😁