I have the same problem as you did months ago. I just added emojis, today, March 13, 2018. Did you ever figure out a fix for this in your troubleshooting?
If I turn the retort limited emoji set off I get this cut off window which you cannot scroll down:
If I can just get my tailored list of emojis to work, I’m happy. Looks like it should work fine if go by this rule (Thanks, @gdpelican.):
Except I have 25 emojis but they aren’t forming 5X5 rows. Any ideas as to why this might be?
I can get 20 icons to work though, but then, the last emoji doesn’t appear and only a clip is displayed instead of an image If I do 20 emojis:
Should I be using this forked version, @schungx if I want to have neat rows, not be limited to a particular number of emojis, and fix the defect in the last (bottom-right) emoji that is invisible?
Has anyone tried this forked version of the plugin that Stephen kindly made?
I am having the identical issues that Stephen did, and am thinking of asking Communiteq (formerly DiscourseHosting) if they’d mind installing this version instead of the original. I have a message into Stephen as well. I guess what I want to know is if it works nicely.
Not sure if you already found the repro steps for this yourself, but I noticed this bug too and after some testing this seems to be the way to reproduce this 100% of the times:
When adding an emoji reaction to a topic or post while your current page is translated to another language (for example using Google Chrome > Right click > translate page), a “bugged” emoji (:translated_emoji_name:) reaction is added instead of the actual emoji icon.
Steps to reproduce:
Create a topic or choose an existing one.
Click the button.
Right click anywhere (using chrome) and translate the page to any language you want.
The :emoji_names: get translated, and when adding them it will post the translated text as an emoji reaction.
Looks like this for the emoji when the page is translated into spanish:
It does not work for every emoji because not all the names get translated.
Hope this helps, if it was already answered/discovered then my bad for not finding it in this topic.
The positon: relative on .post-retort is breaking the layout for Android users on chrome, one of my members reported a margin on the right on Samsung Galaxy S3 and removing position: relative using the developers tools in Firefox fixed it
You should be able to do so by visiting <yoursite>/admin/customize/themes, then creating a new theme and entering that into the ‘Edit CSS/HTML’ field under ‘CSS’
Loving this plugin. Question, does it have to open in a lightbox? Any chance you’d be willing to throw in a feature to make it behave a bit more like Facebook? A couple examples…