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:Thanks, I like the idea, especially showing a large version of the character. I think the U+ and character name do not need to be in a huge bold font (maybe just normal bold), and the "(assigned)" is redundant -- using a normal font and removing "assigned" should also reduce the annoying horizontal expansion and contraction of the box as you click on characters with different lengthed names. I suppose the UTF-8 is useful to some people, but I would remove the characterization of the UTF-8 hex values as I cannot see how they could be useful. [[User:BabelStone|BabelStone]] ([[User talk:BabelStone|talk]]) 09:05, 16 September 2019 (UTC)
::*"assigned" is the default phrase returned when a character in question is not "control", "format", <s>"surrogate", "private-use", "unassigned",</s> "space-separator", "line-separator", or "paragraph-separator". The struck-out categories will probably never be part of any chart, which leaves five that are potentially interesting.
::*Making the chart stay continuously at <code>width: 100%;</code> would probably help. Setting th 8% at td 5.75% would add up to same, and might also be helpful.
::*I've got it loading named character entity references from a subpage in addition to calculating the numeric ones, which is probably the single crowdpleasingest information here. The UTF-8 is of interest to the extent that it's what our urlencoding uses (Δ is 0xCE 0x94 and [[%CE%94|%CE%94]]). UTF-16 less so, but I thought about it. The [[mojibake]] depiction of these bytes as separate chars was slightly helpful when debugging but not meant as a serious feature.
::―[[special:contributions/cobaltcigs|cobaltcigs]] 10:13, 16 September 2019 (UTC)
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