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{{emoji|Name-Of-Emoji}} | {{emoji|Name-Of-Emoji}} | ||
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{{emoji|Name-Of-Emoji|filetype = jpg}} | |||
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If this still doesn't make sense, you're either Alyssa or an idiot. Have fun! | If this still doesn't make sense, you're either Alyssa or an idiot. Have fun! | ||
Revision as of 20:39, 3 October 2020
This template displays an emoji inline.
{{emoji|name-of-emoji}}
Example
If there exists a server emoji :pepsi:, it can be displayed using this template:
adam please kill yourself with the Coca-Cola Freestyle machine. {{emoji|pepsi}}
adam please kill yourself with the Coca-Cola Freestyle machine. 
Providing Emojis
When uploading an emoji, format the filename like so:
Emoji-Name-Of-Emoji.png
Then the emoji can be used:
{{emoji|Name-Of-Emoji}}
If the file extension is something other than PNG:
{{emoji|Name-Of-Emoji|filetype = jpg}}
If this still doesn't make sense, you're either Alyssa or an idiot. Have fun!