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how do I render unicode utf-8 characters?
See original GitHub issueh("div",false,"•") h("div",false,"•")
Hey guys, I tried to figure out the issue of rendering special characters… escapes the “&” to render “•” and not •. Am I doing something wrong? how do i unescape?
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seems like using
\u2022instead works.late response, anyway. solution I came up with is using
React Fragments-><>—</>