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erxes - free and beautiful icons

Comments on archive content

• /font/* - fonts in different formats

• /css/* - different kinds of css, for all situations. Should be ok with twitter bootstrap. Also, you can skip style and assign icon classes directly to text elements, if you don't mind about IE7.

• demo.html - demo file, to show your webfont content

• config.json - keeps your settings.

Why so many CSS files ?

Because we like to fit all your needs :)

• basic file, <your_font_name>.css - is usually enough, it contains @font-face and character code definitions

• *-ie7.css - if you need IE7 support, but still don't wish to put char codes directly into html

• *-codes.css and *-ie7-codes.css - if you like to use your own @font-face rules, but still wish to benefit from css generation. That can be very convenient for automated asset build systems. When you need to update font - no need to manually edit files, just override old version with archive content. See fontello source code for examples.

• *-embedded.css - basic css file, but with embedded WOFF font, to avoid CORS issues in Firefox and IE9+, when fonts are hosted on the separate domain. We strongly recommend to resolve this issue by Access-Control-Allow-Origin server headers. But if you ok with dirty hack - this file is for you. Note, that data url moved to separate @font-face to avoid problems with <IE9, when string is too long.

This text you see here is actually written in Markdown! To get a feel for Markdown's syntax, type some text into the left window and watch the results in the right.

Attention for server setup

You MUST setup server to reply with proper mime-types for font files - otherwise some browsers will fail to show fonts.

Usually, apache already has necessary settings, but nginx and other webservers should be tuned. Here is list of mime types for our file extensions:

• application/vnd.ms-fontobject - eot
• application/x-font-woff - woff
• application/x-font-ttf - ttf
• image/svg+xml - svg

License

MIT

Free Software, Hell Yeah!