Description: Possibly an offshoot of this bug: https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=129523 All emojis display correctly within the ODT file itself, and all emojis save one are exporting and rendering correctly in the resulting PDF file. The emoji in question is used multiple times throughout the file, and shows up correctly in both files, but its first use simply shows a blank space in the PDF. Its presence is registered, as when the text is highlighted, the space where the emoji should be is also highlighted - the emoji itself just doesn't show up. The first usage of all other emojis appear as they should, so whatever the cause, it may only be affecting certain emojis. The issue persists if all text is copied and pasted into a new document, and regardless of how the PDF is viewed (browser, PDF viewer, etc). Using the EmojiOne Color font or Safe Mode does not fix the issue. Functioning emojis identical to the non-functioning emoji being copied and pasted into the line before deleting the non-functioning emoji also does nothing, nor does applying any format change (i.e. text size, line spacing, etc), or adding further text after the emoji. Attempting to reproduce the issue with just the emoji itself results in all instances of the emoji not appearing. Attempting to reproduce the issue with the emoji and some text results in all but the first instance of the emoji appearing correctly. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Paste 'shrugging black woman' emoji into ODT document, with or without some text. 2.Export to PDF. 3.View PDF. Actual Results: The first instance of the 'shrugging black woman' emoji will be missing, if there is additional text. If there is no additional text, none of the emojis appear. Expected Results: For all emojis to appear correctly. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: Yes Additional Info: I'm using LibreOffice 24.2.4.2 (though the problem was also in 7.6.7 - I switched versions trying to solve the issue), on a Dell Inspiron 14 7435 2-in-1, with Windows 11 Home edition (64 bit, version 23H2, OS build 22631.3296, Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22687.1000.0). I can add further details on my set-up if requested, I am just unsure of what information will be most helpful.
Created attachment 195008 [details] Test ODTs and the resulting PDF exports Screenshots of my attempts to reproduce the bug, successfully. ODT files on the top, PDF exports on the bottom.
Created attachment 195013 [details] ODT test file, no text First ODT test file, without text. PDF export result to follow.
Created attachment 195014 [details] PDF result file, no text Resulting PDF export from first test ODT with no text
Created attachment 195015 [details] ODT test file, with text Second ODT test file, with text. PDF export result to follow.
Created attachment 195016 [details] PDF result file, with text Resulting PDF export from first test ODT with text
Created attachment 195017 [details] ODT test file, with text before and after Third ODT test file, with text both before and after the affected emoji. PDF export result to follow.
Created attachment 195018 [details] PDF result file, with text before and after Resulting PDF export from third test ODT with text.
(In reply to Krys from comment #5) > Created attachment 195016 [details] > PDF result file, with text > > Resulting PDF export from first test ODT with text Correction: Resulting PDF export from SECOND test ODT with text.
(In reply to Krys from comment #7) > Created attachment 195018 [details] > PDF result file, with text before and after > > Resulting PDF export from third test ODT with text. Sigh... Correction: Resulting PDF export from third test ODT with text before and after. I wish I could edit my comments. :(
Reproducible. Version: 25.2.0.0.alpha0+ (X86_64) / LibreOffice Community Build ID: 3c91fb758a429f51b89dfe9cea088691ced6d0c1 CPU threads: 16; OS: Windows 11 X86_64 (10.0 build 22631); UI render: Skia/Raster; VCL: win Locale: es-ES (es_ES); UI: en-US Calc: CL threaded
This is not a "single" emoji. The emoji is combined and with gender modifier and skin tone selector! U+1F937 SHRUG U+1F3FF EMOJI MODIFIER FITZPATRICK TYPE-6 U+2640 FEMALE SIGN U+FE0F VARIATION SELECTOR-16 And as this is on Windows builds, the emoji was layered using the <⊞+.> Windows Emoji keyboard/dialog picker. However, it does render to Writer document canvas. But must be converted at each zoom level (it disappears on zoom in or out, but then draws on subsequent visits to that zoom level). Suspect that is related to what is happening on filter export to PDF. Where on print to PDF it is not represented on its first drawing, but does show on subsequent renderings of the document.