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Or, y'know, one could just use an image instead of abusing HTML: <img src="pizza.png" alt="" />

• et-al 10y ago
  Except that would require multiple web requests unless you were using an image sprite. Font Awesome and Glyphicons solve this by using a font file or sprite. I do wish they didn't overwrite the traditional <i> tag, but I guess we're supposed to be using <em> for semantic HTML.
  • zeveb 10y ago
    > Except that would require multiple web requests unless you were using an image sprite. So … it can be made to work with a single request then.
    • et-al 10y ago
      Yup, and Glyphicons does that.
• deleted 10y ago
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