Yeah, now it works, thank you!
Yeah, now it works, thank you!
I just tried Chrome, but the same thing there too. My primary browser is Firefox.
default.css
stylesheet
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\ext\postlove\styles\all\theme\default.css
What do I need to do? I want my icons to be replaced with my own custom ones. So I uploaded new ones to my server and replaced them. Now what?.m. wrote: Sun Mar 17, 2019 2:36 pm ^ font awesome is used for showing the icons throughdefault.css
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\ext\postlove\styles\all\theme\default.css
.like
& .liked
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https://github.com/satanasov/postlove/blob/master/styles/all/theme/default.css#L27-L35
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https://github.com/satanasov/postlove/blob/master/styles/all/theme/default.css#L48-L57
Ok, lets try the method1, if you can be arsed. Removing the lines you typed should not require any rocket-science skills. But the .like & .liked, what do I need to do exactly here?.m. wrote: Sun Mar 17, 2019 3:05 pm there can be a few methods for replacing font based icon with an image icon
one method
you can add background images through default.css for elements.like
&.liked
and remove below style property code lines
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https://github.com/satanasov/postlove/blob/master/styles/all/theme/default.css#L27-L35
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https://github.com/satanasov/postlove/blob/master/styles/all/theme/default.css#L48-L57
instead of removing above referred style code lines,
add required image url as background to those style properties [eg.]
default.css
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.like_info:before , .like:before
{
content: url(image/path/of/like);
}
.liked_info:before , .liked:before
{
content: url(image/path/of/liked) ;
}