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  • Plugin Author Harish Chouhan

    (@hchouhan)

    @satrya my apologies for the late reply. Due to some bug in this site, I was initially unable to visit this support ticket, as it kept forwarding to forums home page.

    Regarding your question, the reason I have not used icon font is to avoid loading another file. With themes already loading so many files, adding another one does not make sense. However users who are proficient with WordPress and CSS can disable the CSS file outputted by this plugin and style the icon the way they want using icon fonts of their choice. This is better as most themes already come with some icon font.

    Your other question about icons, the once used was made in Adobe Fireworks. BTW, you could use this icon font https://genericons.com/

    Thar makes sense, but make it simply optional! Let the user provide a font family and an ascii code, and if he does not (for example my theme is not using an icon font) use Font Awesome!

    Plugin Author Harish Chouhan

    (@hchouhan)

    @pattyland, at the moment, I would not be adding any functionality to allow custom font, etc.
    Many theme developers are implementing this into their theme and they are simply overriding the default styling with their own. This is the best way as simply adding every single customization option would make the plugin bloated.

    I don’t like bloated plugins too, But I still think that your default settings should use some kind of retina friendly solution by default. Maybe the ascii heart ?? ??

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