Making bigger emojis
See original GitHub issueHey,
Thank you for your package.
Can’t seem to find through the documentation but is this suppose to make the emoji bigger:
<Emoji size={128} text={"🐣"} />
Thank you,
Regards
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@acoudouy and @cosydney you should be able to set a
font-sizein the context where this emoji is being used and it should work. You can see from the styles that we use1emfor width and height of the emoji.You can check this CodeSanbox where at the bottom of the page I’m setting a
divthat definesfont-size: 128pxand you can see how all emoji inside it readjust accordingly.@acoudouy in the case where you want to use
onlyEmojiClassName, you can provide a class that sets thefont-sizeto whatever value you wish.Thank you @enzoferey this is exactly what we were looking for !