Where did my 503 emoji go?

Last night, I was browsing through http://www.pic4ever.com/index-2.htm.
While I was trying to select one of the smiley faces, I accidentally clicked on the square icon on the side, chose an emoji, and then hit the enter key.
Suddenly, all the smileys disappeared—just like you can see if you follow the link—but it wouldn't have been such a big deal if my favorite 503 hadn't vanished from this forum as well.🙂
Everything else seems to be accounted for.

I would truly appreciate some help with this. Thank you!

I suppose you should just click Advanced Options once you've finished drafting your post, and then you'll be able to find it over on the right side, tucked behind that little icon of the guy banging his head against the wall.

mistyotter35 said:Once you finish drafting your post, just click on Advanced Options located below. You'll see it sitting over on the right side, just behind that icon of the little guy banging his head against the wall.

It seems to have vanished again.😢

Don't see these options available on your end?



If they aren't showing up, I suppose you might just have to type it in manually, at least until a moderator notices what's going on.

That’s right, he’s the only one I don't have in my records.😢
Even when I enter his specific ID number, nothing comes up on my end.🤷

I suppose we should probably just wait for someone to step up and moderate this situation. Until then, I guess you might want to try right-clicking on this icon. 🙂 I suppose one might consider making a choice, though I find myself somewhat hesitant to commit to any specific direction without further deliberation. It seems that, perhaps, an selection must be made eventually, even if the circumstances feel rather arbitrary at this moment. I suppose I should probably mention that if one is attempting to locate where an image file is actually residing on a drive, there might be a somewhat more direct way to handle it than what is currently being suggested. It seems to me, perhaps, that finding the specific directory for an image could be handled with a bit more precision, though I am certainly not an expert on all things technical. One might find that right-clicking and selecting the appropriate path option is a standard procedure, but I guess some people still struggle with the basic navigation of a Windows or macOS file system. It is quite frustrating, really, when simple tasks are treated as if they are insurmountable obstacles by certain individuals.I guess you might want to try clicking on the icon. Look, if you actually care that much about that little smiley face, I suppose you might as well just paste the link.

Maybe try hitting Ctrl + F5, clearing out your cache, or whatever else you can think of. Honestly, I’m betting the issue is on your end—likely just some glitch with your specific browser (I'd assume everything works fine if you just switched to a different one).