Re:Font Awesome 3.2 Released – 58 new icons, SCSS support, m...
by fortawesome on Wednesday June 12, 2013 @03:27PM
(#5870111)
I made Font Awesome, and I concur! If you really care about load times and performance, definitely subset your icon fonts!
Re:Font Awesome 3.2 Released – 58 new icons, SCSS support, m...
by buren on Wednesday June 12, 2013 @04:05PM
(#5870373)
Thanks for an awesome libary
Re:Font Awesome 3.2 Released – 58 new icons, SCSS support, m...
by mindctrl-org on Thursday June 13, 2013 @10:10AM
(#5874094)
Nice. I often use Fontello [1] to snag only the fonts I need for a particular project. They have several libraries there, and you can select what you need from any/all and download the compiled CSS and font files.
Re:Font Awesome 3.2 Released – 58 new icons, SCSS support, m...
by pdog on Wednesday June 12, 2013 @03:59PM
(#5870341)
You can subset Font Awesome. Check out icnfnt, for example:
It's currently at version 3.0.2, but I'm sure they'll update it to 3.2 soon.
Re:Font Awesome 3.2 Released – 58 new icons, SCSS support, m...
by tagliala on Wednesday June 12, 2013 @06:56PM
(#5871262)
unfortunately icnfnt at the moment has some major issues, including lost of pixel perfection when subsetting https://github.com/johnsmclay/icnfnt/issues/5#issuecomment-1...
it seems that the author will address these issues soon (issue #19).
i wanna thank him too for his efforts
I think it's the best way to generate a font with only the icons you actually need. It's a much more lean way to handle icons, rather than just getting an icon font with a huge library that you won't even use 70% of. And don't get me wrong, Font Awesome has great icons, but I would just use those inside IcoMoon to generate a font that has only the icons you need.
[1] http://icomoon.io/