Hey Community, when I use the include page macro to mirror a page, most of the emojis of the source page won't be displayed correctly on the target page, only a star-symbol instead. I've only found one emoji, the smiley which is displayed correctly on the target page. All others I'ver tried out, e.g. :sunglasses: , :envelope: , :muscle: are replaces by a blue star symbol on the target page. Any ideas? Best, Jakob

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Include page macro: Emojis are not displayed correctly

Jakob B_

Hey Community,

when I use the include page macro to mirror a page, most of the emojis of the source page won't be displayed correctly on the target page, only a star-symbol instead. I've only found one emoji, the wink smiley which is displayed correctly on the target page. All others I'ver tried out, e.g. , :envelope: , :muscle: are replaces by a blue star symbol on the target page.

Any ideas?

Best,

Jakob

Accepted answers

David at David Simpson Apps

Yes, it's definitely a bug.

Screenshot 2020-10-12 at 09.57.39.png

Looking at the markup, they are rendering the emojis in the include macro completely differently to in the page that they are included from:

Screenshot 2020-10-12 at 10.00.01.png

The best thing to do would be open a support ticket with Atlassian.

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David at David Simpson Apps

Yes, it's definitely a bug.

Screenshot 2020-10-12 at 09.57.39.png

Looking at the markup, they are rendering the emojis in the include macro completely differently to in the page that they are included from:

Screenshot 2020-10-12 at 10.00.01.png

The best thing to do would be open a support ticket with Atlassian.

Jakob B_

Thank you David. I will open a ticket then.

Annina Jacka

I raised a ticket with Atlassian support as this issue also occurs with the Include Blog Post Macro. This is the reply I received:

Your observation has been confirmed to be a bug where certain emojis are not rendered correctly inside the blog post macros. We have raised a public bug for your observation. You can click the "This affects my team" button on the top right of the bug. So you will get a notification when the Engineering team updates the bug. Also, any bug will follow the Atlassian bug policy.

Steven Baele

FYI this bug still has not been resolved.

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