Font Awesome in Message Controls

Author Steve F
Creation date Sep 22, 2014
Tags

fa icons font awesome pixel exit

Overview Reviews (2) Discussion

Compatible XF 1.x versions

Additional requirements: Font Awesome 4.2.0 must be called in your style

Simple CSS replacement that adds Font Awesome icons next to the text controls for messages.

Add to EXTRA.css (may need some adjusting)

Code:

.item.control.like:before, .item.control.reply:before, .item.control.bookmarks:before, .item.control.edit:before, .item.control.report:before, .item.control.warn:before, .item.control.ip:before...

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Related resources: https://xenforo.com/community/resources/responsive-message-controls-menu.3561/

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Author: Steve F

Views: 827

First release: Sep 22, 2014

Last update: Sep 22, 2014

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Axel B
5.00 star(s)
Mar 6, 2015

Found this little gem and immediately implemented it :) Many thanks for sharing this! Like Chris D, I absolutely love Font Awsome.

If you have more tricks to implement Font Awsome, please share. Highly appreciated over here ;)

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Chris D
5.00 star(s)
Sep 22, 2014

I'm a big advocate of Font Awesome, and I'm more than happy to use it extensively across my entire site and add-ons. As ever it just gives the site that something extra aesthetically and looks great on all devices (for the purposes of this review I'm pretending that Chrome renders fonts properly :-P)