Thanks. This is what i needed.

I am trying to add emoji support to my app using Quasar Framework 0.17.8 and I get some unexpected behavior. While emoji display correctly when using Chrome, they are displayed in black & white in Firefox. I am using Ubuntu 18.04 and the latest version of both browsers. I didn’t try this on other platforms or browsers. I have recreated the issue on jsfiddle. You can find the code below:
https://jsfiddle.net/kipouras/tc76dfxj/21/

Anyone experienced any similar behavior or has a workaround this issue?

Edit:
I’ve tried it on iOS Safari, Firefox and Chrome and it works as expected.

Is there a way to add two overlays on a q-card?
(One at the top of the card and one on the bottom)

I’ve opened a new Issue on github (#2748)

I’ve replaced the dash with a slash but the problem is still there.
https://jsfiddle.net/9ecq68y7/8/

Works on all desktop systems I’ve tried (Linux, Mac OS, Windows) but not on IOS mobile browsers

Or if you want a simpler version of the code:
https://jsfiddle.net/kipouras/9ecq68y7/4/

https://jsfiddle.net/kipouras/eywraw8t/451378/

How can I access the Quasar date utils in jsfiddle?

Hi everyone,
This is my first time posting here.

I’ve been using quasar framework for a few months now and I’ve run into a problem with the date utilities. It works fine on every desktop browser i have used (Safari, Firefox, Chrome), but whenever I access my app from a mobile browser (Safari or Chrome on IOS) I get a NaN value where the date utilities result is being displayed.

Anyone has any similar behaviour? Is there any way to fix it?