OnlineCBT
1. Emojis and Unicode in HTML
Modern web browsers render emojis because they are standardized characters within the universal Unicode standard. Emojis are not graphic images; they are treated as scalable text fonts.
2. Specifying UTF-8 for Emoji Support
To ensure emojis and regional symbols render properly across all operating systems and browsers without breaking into garbled symbols (mojibake), your HTML document must declare UTF-8 encoding in the :
3. Using Emojis in HTML
You can paste emojis directly or use their Unicode decimal/hexadecimal entity codes:
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