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Then it breaks. I can deal with that -- there aren't very many sites that decide to abuse fonts that way, in any case. And who knows, maybe one day SVG will ac
by ori_b 10y ago
Then it breaks. I can deal with that -- there aren't very many sites that decide to abuse fonts that way, in any case.
And who knows, maybe one day SVG will actually reliably render correctly in browsers, and people will use images when they want to display images
- err4nt 10y agoThe problem isnt so much SVG rendering, its that you can grab an icon font with 400 icons that look great, its easy to add them to places beside text, like in menus or on buttons. You can use SVG, but there is no CDN-hosted SVG sprite with 400 icons to replace things like FontAwesome or Ionicons, so you would have to find all the SVGs you wanted. Then you have the challenge of getting them the right size and position beside text in very tight spaces.