(((Robert McNees)))

@Cowctus @mcnees I can't get this to work, it just shows up as nothing. I can get things like letters to work, but a link to an image won't.

@SBW_64 @Cowctus Make sure it's enclosed in single quotes: ''. If that doesn't work, try double quotes: "".

@mcnees @Cowctus I have tried with both single and double quotes, with/without parentheses, with/without "url" before that, none work.

@SBW_64 @Cowctus Are you trying to use an image instead of an emoji? I haven't tried that; not sure of the syntax.

@mcnees @Cowctus Yes. My friend has gotten it to work. I tried the method I replied directly to above. No luck.

@mcnees How do you get a graphic to appear in the code? Totally mystified.

@Sharoney If it's an emoji, easiest to copy-and-paste.

@mcnees Tried that with emoji on a number of sites. All I get is a square between the quotations.

@mcnees How'd you find/type the rule?

@circarolle Install Stylish, go to 'customize toolbar', add the 'stylish' button, then click it. Select 'Edit.'

@mcnees Yeah, I have all of that.

@circarolle Once I clicked Edit I just added the rule, and selected ‘http://Twitter.com ’ as the domain.