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Toby
Toby
Waterhole
Founder
May 27, 2024
Toby
Toby
Waterhole
Founder
Good question @riegel02!
default.js is bundled at runtime from a few separate JS files under vendor/waterhole/core/resources/dist - you might have more luck making changes in those files, but then th...
Okay, I was too happy that I found solution and didn't notice that I cannot turn off or replace emojis in the editor. Users can still pick up emojis and they all are coming from CDN instead of being hosted on the server. I will try to find a way to fix this, but let me know if you know a workaround :)
#update
Possible way around would be to selfhost data? emoji-picker-element? However I see no option for Laravel and don't really understand how to make it.
@riegel02 To change where emojis are hosted, you can change the
emoji_urlsetting inconfig/waterhole/design.php. Note this is a separate thing from the emoji-picker-element data source discussed in my previous comment.