What Emoticons can I use?
2008-10-21 posted in Wordpress and Blogging Tips

To use the following emoticons, you need to first enable it in the admin following the steps below:

Settings -> Writing -> Formatting

Tick this box:
Convert emoticons like  :-) and  :-P to graphics on display

:neutral:  :neutral: :mrgreen:  :mrgreen:
:arrow:  :arrow: :twisted:  :twisted:
:shock:  :shock: :smile:  :smile:
:???:  :???: :cool:  :cool:
:evil:  :evil: :grin:  :grin:
:idea:  :idea: :oops:  :oops:
:razz:  :razz: :roll:  :roll:
:wink:  :wink: :cry:  :cry:
:eek:  :eek: :lol:  :lol:
:mad:  :mad: :sad:  :sad:
8-)  8-) 8-O  8-O
:-(  :-( :-)  :-)
:-?  :-? :-D  :-D
:-P  :-P :-o  :-o
:-x  :-x :-|  :-|
;-)  ;-) 8)  8)
8O  8O :o  :o
:x  :x :|  :|
;)  ;) :!:  :!:
:?:  :?:

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