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This didn't even get into accents (I think they're called?) stacked to the moon: . L̷̛͎͈̗̜̼͚̔̋͌̈́̂i̶̗͓̹̭͉̘͒͗͗͗̿̉̑͜k̷̨̡͇̩̝̖͙̱͇͙͔̣̿̂͑̊͒̎̓̓̑ę̴̡̛͔̝͚̻͔͙̫̩͈̇̽́̔̆́̕͜
by Buttons840 5y ago
This didn't even get into accents (I think they're called?) stacked to the moon:
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L̷̛͎͈̗̜̼͚̔̋͌̈́̂i̶̗͓̹̭͉̘͒͗͗͗̿̉̑͜k̷̨̡͇̩̝̖͙̱͇͙͔̣̿̂͑̊͒̎̓̓̑ę̴̡̛͔̝͚̻͔͙̫̩͈̙̇̽́̔̆́̕͜ ̸̡̘̬͖́͒̄̂͗̑̕͘͝t̸̞͍̜͉̼͙̳̣̠̠́̉̈̊͜ḩ̵̞̪̟͙̲̤̐̓̒i̵̧̞̝̻̜̪̬̖̜̮̳̙͚̥͐͐͒͌̆̇͑́͌̒͠s̶̨͔̘̖̕
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Draw a box around this. Oh, and they're called diacritic marks.
- formerly_proven 5y agoWhen you put stuff like this in a JS alert() it just plainly clips out of the dialog box (at least in Firefox).
- colejohnson66 5y agoNot on my system. Firefox 93.0 on Windows.
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- MichaelZuo 5y agoSeems like an application where the latest and greatest machine learning + javascript bloat may actually prove useful.
- pcwalton 5y agoThat isn't really that hard to deal with. Placing those combining characters is tricky, especially when internationalization is concerned, but once you have pixel positions the text bounds are easy to calculate given the metrics info in the font.
- Buttons840 5y agoThen why do so many websites allow them to flow out of where they should be and cover the whole page? I didn't want to push the limit, but I think my comment with the diacritics could have covered other people's comments or the entire page.
- EarlKing 5y agoCareful... that's how you summon Tony the Pony.