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It would be really helpful to be able to export an icon selection so that you could later come back to the site if you need to add a few and be able to import a JSON file that will reselect the last export. Similar to http://fontello.com/

Please respect the filename (it's font-awesome.css, not fontawesome.css).

Please respect the file paths (it's ../font/fontawesome-webfont.eot, notice the font directory)

Cheers.

Howdy...

I've forked your project and I'm running it on an Amazon AMI to test it out. I've gotten everything to work up until the download. When selecting fonts, and clicking the download button, I get the following error in my Nginx log files:

2013/01/07 04:31:36 [error] 2790#0: *13 connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream, client: 107.3.209.164, server: , request: "POST /api/createpack HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://127.0.0.1:5000/api/createpack", host: "ec2-107-21-141-72.compute-1.amazonaws.com", referrer: "http://ec2-107-21-141-72.compute-1.amazonaws.com/"

I've made modifications to the project but I've also pulled down a fresh copy of the project from Git with the same results.

I'm researching this on my own, but do you have any suggestions?

Font Awesome 3.2 was released today, it'd be great if support were added for the extra icons.

First off, thanks for creating a great tool. I noticed that no SVG version of the font was included in the downloaded package from icnfnt.com. I'm not a web typography expert, but I thought that was still pretty standard. Any reason for not including it? Am I missing something?

Hi,

I tried to get a small subset of icons but it seems that the tool failed to export: icon-ok, icon-remove, icon-user, icon-time

All other icons were fine

Browser: chrome 24, windows 7 x64

Using the generator at icnfnt.com, some characters in the resulting font files don't display correctly in Chrome (tested in 23 and 26.0.1378.2). This is the case with both the WOFF and the TTF files, and it only happens in Chrome. Everything still works correctly in Firefox, IE9, and IE10.

I thought this may be an issue on my end, or an issue with Chrome, but when I replace the generated font files with the original, complete fonts, the symbols display correctly.

I'm attaching a screenshot of an unmodified icon-reference.html. Let me know if I can provide any other information that would be useful.

Just FYI...

When downloading a ZIP file from the icnfnt.com website, the SCSS file's content contains a complete duplication of the CSS declaration.

it would be great if one could add own icons to a font

Not sure the best place to put this, but there will be a major UI update to accommodate the large number of new icons, as well as (hopefully) fix the bugs in the various browsers that have them.

I apologize for the long delay -- we use fontforge to do our subsetting, and it's amazing, but keeping the icons crisp and working in all browsers is forcing me to plumb its murky depths. It's quite the undertaking and I, unfortunately, have a day job. ;)

Clay and I are also very open to pull requests if anyone feels like digging in and trying to address any issues.

Thanks!

generated font files worked fine in firefox, chrome, and ie9 but in ie8 it gave the following error:
CSS3111: @font-face encountered unknown error

as explained here http://www.marinbezhanov.com/web-development/16/how-to-embed-webfonts-properly-and-how-to-solve-the-ambiguous-css3111-font-face-encountered-unknown-error/
i have converted ttf file to eot by http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fontface/generator
and it solved the problem...

I can't find any reference to this directory being used in this project. Do I need to keep it around or can it be safely deleted?

Seems like the link to a live demo is no longer a live demo.

Could you include all icons from the Font Awesome More? Could you keep sections, like on the original web?

Hi,

On Firefox 20/Linux, the icon calls is not correct.
Under Chromium/Linux, there is the correct icons.
You can see examples on my dev website : http://dev.jldenois.com/fr/contact
or on this capture :

There's almost a 400k difference in file size between the two files. You could seriously reduce load time by simply changing the file reference. Just FYI.

I just wanted to pass on a bug I discovered in the IE7 stylesheet that came with the generated font package. I outlined the problem and solution on a StackOverflow question, but the basically the innerHTML expression is not using the proper entity format, so the icons aren't rendered. Sorry if this has been fixed already.

An API that will allow a build process like yeoman to be able to request the location of the zip containing the subset font of icons used in an app.

The generated fontawesome-webfont.eot does not render the fonts at all in ie8. If I replace the generated one with the eot from font awesome's site, the fonts render as expected.