Welcome to the fascinating world of iConicss! With over 900 pure CSS3 icons at your fingertips, creating visually stunning web pages has never been easier. This guide will provide you with the essential steps to use iConicss effectively, troubleshoot potential issues, and unleash your creativity in web design.

What is iConicss?

iConicss is a library that provides a wide range of icons created purely using CSS3. These icons are easy to implement as they can be added to your web projects through a single HTML element. The best part? They adapt to the current color and font size, making them incredibly flexible!

Why Use iConicss?

• Cross-browser compatibility with all major browsers.
• Ability to create mesmerizing transition and morphing effects.
• Fun and engaging, much like building a Lego model with a limited set of bricks!

Known Limitations

As with any technology, iConicss has its quirks:

• Some browser-specific side effects may occur.
• Internet Explorer has not properly computed the currentColor keyword in CSS linear gradients since 2014, impacting icons that incorporate gradient backgrounds.

How to Use iConicss

Get ready to bring your designs to life! Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use iConicss in your web projects.

Installation

1. Install iConicss using npm with the command: npm install iconicss
2. Alternatively, download the iconicss.min.css and include it in your HTML page with the following line:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="iconicss.min.css">

Using Icons

To add an icon, simply use the icss- classes within an <i> element:

<i class="icss-home"></i>

Customizing Icon Color and Size

Changing the color and size of the icons is as easy as adjusting CSS properties:

<i class="icss-home" style="color:red;"></i>

To change the size, simply modify the font-size in CSS.

Animating Icons

Add animations effortlessly by adding the icss-anim class:

<i class="icss-anim icss-home"></i>

You can switch icons smoothly by changing the class (for example, from icss-home to icss-github). It’s like magic!

Development Rules

• Each icon must be a single element.
• Use only currentColor and transparent for extra color.
• Utilize relative font size units (like em).
• Maintain standard colors for color icons.
• Avoid using transforms on the base element.
• Be mindful of using gradients since IE may not handle them well.

Debugging Mode

To create or modify icons, use the debug mode. It allows easy access to individual icon CSS styles, perfect for customization!

Building with Gulp

If you’re looking to contribute or build your own version:

1. Install Node.js from node.js.
2. Install Gulp globally: npm install -g gulp.
3. Navigate to the root directory of iConicss and run npm install to install dependencies.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues, check the following:

• Ensure that you have linked the CSS file correctly.
• Make sure browser compatibility issues have been addressed.

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Report Bugs

If you find any bugs or have feature requests, please utilize the GitHub issue tracker. Before you submit a new issue, it’s good to check if it has already been reported.

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