I could start by recoding fonts for JIS X 0212 and JIS X 0213, I suppose.) (Like with Unicode there are multiple possible encodings, including HTML entities (“&T code”), and I have written ...

The glyphs of the Last Resort fonts are used as the backup of “last resort” to any other font: if a font cannot represent any particular Unicode character, the appropriate “missing” glyph from the ...

Then, in the HTTP response callback function, I populate summernote with the HTML returned. This is all working fine. With the HTML returned in summernote, the user then has the ability to change it ...

This is a unique “code point,” or hexadecimal (base 16) number within the Unicode world. If you know this Unicode number, you can get Apple to display it in the Character Viewer.