Add alt text to emoji #42
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Using markdown its possible to attach an alt text (really the title attribute) on a link, where the value of the link is the the emoji. As for the actual href, using #xxxxx lets you not mess with the navigation assuming you have unique keys. In my example, I'm simply using the emoji's key and github user name (i.e., `<emoji-username>`). All emojis are links even if they don't have any real url attached. For example, `[:eyes:](#eyes-kevinjalbert "Reviewed Pull Requests")`
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This looks awesome, thanks a lot @kevinjalbert. I love this because it makes contributions much clearer. |
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* docs: document requirements for initial setup * Update README.md
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Fixes all-contributors/all-contributors#16
Using markdown its possible to attach an alt text (really the title attribute) on a link, where the value of the link is the the emoji. As for the actual href, using #xxxxx lets you not mess with the navigation assuming you have unique keys. In my example, I'm simply using the emoji's key and github user name (i.e.,
<emoji-username>).All emojis are links even if they don't have any real url attached.
For example,
[👀](#eyes-kevinjalbert "Reviewed Pull Requests")