It's already got a package.json!

Considering old directories (old and app-old) are useless now, just delete them. They only complicate the directory structure and slow the repository clone and push operations.

Hi!

I really like your project and started with some icons myself.
Here is my first attempt.
A pure CSS github icon like on the site.

It needs some more fine tuning to be inside a PR but what are your thoughts so far?

http://codepen.io/KeizerDev/pen/yaWboR

All arrows (left, right, up, down) look shifted in Firefox:

Firefox Version 49.0.2

can be let it more easy, Simple and lightweight.

i think thats why ppl choose css icon rathor than font icon.

just like icono 's sample ?

Hi @wentin ,
We are cdnjs team, we're going to host this library.
The git auto-updater in cdnjs relies on git tags so that it can recognize the correct version and automatically update the repo.
Could you please add git tags for the repo?

If you have any suggestions, please let me know.
Thank you.

cdnjs/cdnjs#11381

What is issue?
Retweet icon is not showing in Google Chrome

Google Chrome Version
Version 55.0.2883.87 m

Link for issue
http://cssicon.space/#/icon/retweet

Screen Shot

I've noticed there's an "all" CSS file called icons.css, and each icon has a before and after and a "main" CSS, but no individual icon file with all the css for that icon?

Use relative units like 'em' with 'font-size' for better scaling support.

I see this project is licensed under CC 1.0 terms.

I'm building a WordPress plugin where I think these icons would be very useful. But CC 1.0 license is not compatible with with WordPress GPL license (but CC 4.0 is)

Read more about it here - https://make.wordpress.org/plugins/2015/11/06/creative-commons-licenses-in-the-plugin-directory/

Would you be willing to change the license type if at all?
(Just to let you know, GPL requires a credit attribution to the original creator as well)

I look forward to hear from you!

Rendering is not antialiased at small sizes, is there some way to fix that ?
Tested using chromium, firefox, safari...

Thank you for CSS ICON - absolutely wonderful!

It would be useful t have icons for pin / unpin, perhaps some simplified version of these

Thank you.

As in http://simplelineicons.com/

Since these icons are not accessible by default, you could make them so through the CSS "alt" or older "-webkit-alt" from an older draft of CSS Generated Content Level 3 or 4, or the newer / syntax of the content property.(Commenting from mobile; hit back if you have trouble finding a link.)

.class::before {
    content: "" / "search"; /* alt text for gen content */
    alt: "search"; /* older syntax */
    -webkit-alt: "search"; /* legacy support */
}