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It's important to think about your performance needs before you add any kind of third-party dependency. In production, you might consider using IcoMoon to creat
by rads 13y ago
It's important to think about your performance needs before you add any kind of third-party dependency. In production, you might consider using IcoMoon to create your own font with just the icons you need. [1] This library provides everything you need to do that.
The predefined classes give you flexibility when you're developing, but there's nothing stopping you from using your own names. There's also @extend in SASS that allows you to mix in icon styles to your application's classes without adding duplicate rules. [2]
[1] http://icomoon.io/app http://icomoon.io/app
[2] http://sass-lang.com/documentation/file.SASS_REFERENCE.html#extend http://sass-lang.com/documentation/file.SASS_REFERENCE.html#...
- hippee-lee 13y agoThe flexibility with icomoon it fantastic, once you get it wired into the app. And the ability to add your own, custom svg's is very handy!
- elpool2 13y agoYeah, the ability to quickly make my own icons when the icon set I've bought doesn't have exactly what I need is pretty awesome.
- rachellaw 13y agoyes I love icomoon!
- tshadwell 13y agoIcomoon is great, I just wish it provided Compass markup so I could have the cross-browser support Compass provides.
- hablahaha 13y ago+1 for IcoMoon. I tried a few of the other icon compilation apps and IcoMoon is by far and away the easiest to use with the best selection. There are slightly snazzier apps out there, but they just weren't as flexible as IcoMoon.