"Old Style" Unicode

General
1

Some Unicode characters appear as colorful icons…
and I had run across a special code that if it followed a unicode character, would render it as its “old” version (ie. not in color)

However I cannot find where last I used it.

it would have been something like this

&u1f41e;&u0f0e; // where the 0f0e is what I can't remember
2

well I was close… the code is

&UFE0E;

but it doesn’t seem to work for ALL unicode “emoji” types

3

I do not fully understand what you talk about - but are you aware that some Unicode symbols, including emojis, use two 16 bit codes in succession, i.e. not all unicode chars can be described with a single 16 bit value.