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Surely you're making a custom font with the icons you need, rather than publishing the whole thing? In which case you can supplement the fontawesome icons you'r
by sc00ter 13y ago
Surely you're making a custom font with the icons you need, rather than publishing the whole thing? In which case you can supplement the fontawesome icons you're using with any icons that you're missing (such as the ticket icon from Entypo that the fontawsome one looks like an exact copy of.)
- kawsper 13y agoThat is quite clever, I didn't know that you could do that. I don't know much of our integration of FontAwesome, I do mostly backend related stuff, and argue icons with the frontend guys :)
- sc00ter 13y agoCheck out icomoon.io which lets you do just that (create a site specific font, not argue with the frontend guys ;-) ) There are others (such as fontello.com), but icomoon is probably the most comprehensive.