Add "title" attr to emojis
See original GitHub issueSometimes I have absolutely no idea what an emoji is that someone has used. The markup GitHub uses when rendering emojis is:
<g-emoji alias="cat" fallback-src="https://assets-cdn.github.com/images/icons/emoji/unicode/1f431.png">🐱</g-emoji>
It would be nice to be able to hover on the icon to actually see what it’s name is. This would just involve copying the alias
value to title
.
Any objections?
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- Created 7 years ago
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@lukaszklis I think we should at least have the title attribute before anything else as it’s quite annoying. This is what the original issue is about.
@sindresorhus could you clarify what you mean? Perhaps revert the whole
<g-emoji>
and in practice force the fallback?@jacobbearden It seems on Ubuntu the fallback-src is transferred to an
<img>
element with a title. Probably the raw emoji there is not supported.