HTML Emojiis

HTML emojis are graphical representations of emoticons, smileys, objects, and symbols that can be used to express emotions or convey information in a more visual way. Emojis have become increasingly popular in online communication, and HTML provides a simple way to include them in web pages.

How to Use HTML Emojiis

To use HTML emojis, you only need to add the corresponding HTML entity code to your web page. Here are some examples:

• 😂 - 😂
• 😍 - 😍
• 🍕 - 🍕
• 🚀 - 🚀
• 🎉 - 🎉

You can find the HTML entity code for each emoji in the Emoji Cheat Sheet. Just search for the emoji you want, and copy the HTML entity into your web page.

Adding Alt Text to Emojiis

Just like with images, it's a good practice to add alt text to your HTML emojiis. This is especially important for screen readers and search engines, as they use the alt text to understand what the emoji represents.

Here's an example of how to add alt text to an emoji:

<img src="&#x1F37A;" alt="Beer Mug Emoji">

Using Emojiis in CSS

You can also use emojis in CSS, by using the content property. Here's an example:

.my-class:before {
    content: '\1F37A';
}

Conclusion

HTML emojiis are a fun and easy way to add some visual flair to your web pages. They can be used in a variety of ways, from expressing emotions to conveying information. So go ahead and add some emojis to your next project!