When I am trying to use Flag Emojis in my vs code windows 10, it's not showing in vs code or any browser. What can I do?
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But it's showing plain text like us and tr.
After Updating my mozilla firefox the icons are showing normally. And for Chrome Browser I used an extension for icon. Now it’s working fine in both Firefox and Chrome.
I've been finding a solution for this problem. I wonder why chrome displays some spaces and font changes for the japanese characters in my website like this:
Google Chrome displaying the Japanese text
While in Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox is working fine:
Mozilla and Edge
Any help will do. Thank you.
Chrome version 58.0.3029.96 (64-bit)
Firefox version 53.0 (32-bit)
Edge version 38.14393.1066.0
Found already the solution for this issue. I use the standard font family for Japanese characters like MS PGothic and now i dont have problem anymore with the spacing.
Link here:
Japanese standard web fonts
on windows 7 after updating chrome to 41 version webpage Armenian unicode titles stopped displaying right, it shows blocks instead of unicode letters. any suggestions ?
solved! I have just changed windows scheme.
When these PDFs are opened in browser in Google Chrome the colours are changed drastically, but when opened in another browser or opened in Preview on Mac the colours go back to normal.
It also doesnt occur in some other languages.
You can see in the screenshot below what it should display (top) and what it is displaying (bottom).
The first page consists of a single large JPEG2000 compressed image: 8 bit indexed color, 1276 x 1790 pixels.
A quick look at a comparison of browsers shows Chrome does not support JPEG2000 (officially at least, since you still got to see something).
There seem to be some plugins that add JPEG2000 support to Chrome, but
that is a local solution, it does not fix the issue for all users; and
Chrome uses its own internal PDF renderer, so it might not work "inside" PDFs.
I tried it in several workstations, sometimes the Characters are displayed properly, sometimes only the last part is displayed. Any idea what is causing this? Any solution?
Here is the HTML:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20727629/chi/chi.html
Here is the image of browser with issue:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20727629/chi/chi_issue.gif
Here is the image of browser showing Chinese characters correctly:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20727629/chi/chi.gif
I've tried several things:
In Windows, setting Regional Settings Format and Language to Chinese (Hong Kong Sar) sometimes fix it for Firefox (it worked in Windows Server 2003, and Windows 7), but IE and Chrome still displays squares or blank for some Chinese chars. Also it didn't work in Windows XP machine I tried.
For XP, In Regional Settings installed files East Asian languages but it didn't fix the problem.
In IE, I tried Tools -> Internet Options, setting Font of Chinese to MingLiu or other Chinese fonts. Didn't work.
Tested in the ff environment (English OS):
Windows 7
-Works in FF after setting Regional settings to Chinese. IE and Chrome still don't display it correctly.
Windows Server 2003
-Works in FF after setting Regional settings to Chinese. IE and Chrome still don't display it correctly.
Windows XP
-Problem FF, Chrome, IE
Ubuntu
-Problem
It seems to me, that many of these characters are in the Unicode Private Use Area. If and how those characters are displayed is highly platform- and font-dependend.
My FF on Linux shows the same rendering as the issue graphic. It means, that there is no character in the list of tried fonts to render the codepoint, and a fallback is used.
The characters, as far as I can oversee, are also present as other codepoints. Use these instead of the Private Use ones, and your chances to get the text rendered will much improve.
For example, you use U+F303 for the first character, the correct one would be U+31C0.
Please try diffrent encoding / character set. You are using UTF-8.
Most of chinese websites use gb2312 (simplified) or Big5 (traditional).
Do you know how to convert UTF-8 text file to diffrent encoding?
The problematic characters seems to be characters in the Big5-HKSCS charset. Convert them to Unicode.