I noticed in the documentation on fontawesome.com, that in the 'Using Font Awesome With' section there is no page for the world's second most popular CMS, Drupal.

A community-contributed Drupal module for Font Awesome integration already exists. Do you just need someone to write the docs? I could help with this.

Name: G2A (Game Store)
Website: https://www.g2a.com/
Official resources for icon and color: https://www.g2a.co/contact/brand_guidelines/

It would be great if there are guidelines for contributors in the documentation.

Examples could be found at Feather Icons or Simple Icons

Any information on dimensions and constraints for current icons would be gr

• better information architecture
• better theme
• icons searching
• selected icons previewing
• defined prefix for symbols
• download as a zip file, which includes demo files, SVG sprite and separated icon files.

The Cinnamon theme chooser does not show a thumbnail for Capitaine cursor.
Can you add a thumbnail.png (a picture of the default cursor) in cursors directory, so a thumbnail will be shown:

It would be useful to provide some suggestions to improve the given SVG file as part of the output. --lint will activate these suggestions.

Rules

A rule represents a test to the SVG file. These rules must follow the good practices of SVG files.

• Use generic font families or rasterize the glyphs
• Calculate the minimum viewBox
• Compress the SVG
• Reduce unreasonable precision (

I noticed that one can directly link to the icons using a link similar to

https://game-icons.net/icons/000000/ffffff/1x1/cathelineau/swordman.svg

I was wondering if this was documented anywhere or was intended for use by the general public?

• I have searched the issues of this repository and believe that this is not a duplicate.

Reproduction link

Steps to reproduce

create svg icon
import antd Icon component
apply component prop with

A team member switched us to this library from material-design-icons, but it messed up a bunch of our styling. After perusing the source code, I have a suggestion: remove the style attributes used in Icon and SvgIcon and instead use a CSS class (perhaps className="react-icons-kit") with some CSS to apply the inline-block and vertical-align rules. My reasoning is that this will make i