The page should look something like the below:Īs we can see this icon is of the type Solid. I quite like the Font Icon with the `question-circle` above, so why not use that?įirst, we need to click on the icon in the list which will take us to the `question-circle` page and give us further information about its usage. Typing in the search term info provides us with the following results below: Time to head over to the Icons List at Font Awesome to search. In our example above we need to find some appropriate Font Icons to match the pages.
The default and empty option will look something like below: Here you will see a section to add as many Font Icons as your heart desires. If you navigate to the Responsive Menu admin page and look under the Menu tab, the first option header is labeled Font Icons.
Now, we do think the menu already looks beautiful as it is, but it could do with some “snazzying up” to really make it stand out from the crowd, that’s where Font Icons come in! Out of the box the Responsive Menu for this site, without Font Icons looks like below: Let’s start by creating a couple of Font Icons for our menu items. You will need it however for any effects, sizing or rotations added. When using font icons, you don’t need the `fa-` prefix on the icon name itself for FontAwesome or `glyphicon` for GlyphIcons as we handle all that for you. If you would like to see a list of all the icons available you can also find those resources here (FontAwesome) and here (GlyphIcons). In addition to this, you are able to use your own Custom HTML to put whatever you want in there such as images or shortcodes.įull documentation for using Font Awesome icons can be found on their documentation pages here and for GlyphIcons you can find them here. We utilize the great work done by the guys at Font Awesome and GlyphIcon to provide you with access to over 900 icons along with support for FontAwesome effects including pulse and spin along with sizing and rotation options.
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