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Docs: using with contenteditable
See original GitHub issueI can’t figure out the example of using <emoji> component inside contenteditable. It seems that the example has been taken from original React lib and is a React example.
Is it possible to achieve similar in Vue?
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Nope, no luck, if I remember well, I had to take a different approach.
You’re right, that example did come from React and I haven’t been able to recreate the functionality. I’ve temporarily removed that section of the readme to prevent confusion. Will update this issue if I’m able to figure it out.