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 They are!
 
+#Trivia
 
-#You get:
+###You get:
   - Input fields converted to contenteditable rich text areas with emoji support
   - A happy face icon on the top right of each rich text area, which brings up the menu on click
   - An emoji selection menu, with recently selected emojis at the top (thanks to angular-emoji-popup's author)
   - Text area values can be easily converted between Unicode and HTML (Unicode+Image Tags)
 
-#What happens under the hood:
+###What happens under the hood:
   - When you call `new EmojiPicker().discover()`, all elements with the data attribute `data-emojiable="true"` are found, a contenteditable div is created after each one, and the original input field is hidden.
   - When you type text into this contenteditable div, events are triggered upon each keypress/text change as well as each emoji selection, and the contents of this contenteditable div are copied to the original (now hidden) input field
   - Text entered into this contenteditable div is plain text; selected emojis are actually `<img>` tags
   - To get the value of the contenteditable div, call `element.val()` on the underlying hidden input field. The `<img>` emojis will be converted into Unicode emojis (plain text)
 
-#Credits:
+###Credits:
 This is a slightly modified version of [angular-emoji-popup](https://github.com/Coraza/angular-emoji-popup), which was written based on [jquery-emojiarea](https://github.com/diy/jquery-emojiarea) (converts input fields to rich emoji input areas) and uses [nanoScrollerJs](https://github.com/jamesflorentino/nanoScrollerJS) (for the popup's custom-skinned scrollbar). This version removes AngularJS as a dependency.
 
-#Improvements from the original forks:
+###Improvements from the original forks:
   - The top-right smiley face that allows you to bring up the emoji picker menu
   - The smiley face shifts left appropriately when text entered exceeds the height and causes a scrollbar to appear
   - The `maxlength` property of input fields is respected (emoji selections count as a single character)
   - CSS classes from the original input field are copied over to the new contenteditable div
 
 We built this to power emoji selection for [OneSignal](https://onesignal.com), our multi-platform push notification service.
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-#Custom options
-To get Unicode emoji input instead of images, simply add `data-emoji-input="unicode"` to your input field's property. You can see that on the second textarea on the demo page.