SVG icons and font to use with GIS and spatial analysis tools
You can use Font-IGN as a font or as SVG symbols or images.
To use it in a web page, just add the css in your project.
<link href="https://{Path_to_font_IGN}/font-ign.css" rel="stylesheet" />
Then use an inline element with a class prefixed with fi- to add a new icon.
<i class="fi-location"></i>
Using a <span> is more semantically correct but a little bit verbose:
<span class="fi-polygon"></span>
Or use it as an svg sprite (svg sprites are inlocated in the ./dist/font-ign.svg
file):
<svg class="font-ign fi-2x"> <use xlink:href="path/to/dist/font-ign.svg#fi-polygon" /> </svg>
The font is located in the ./fonts
directory,
the css and svg sprites are located in the
./dist/font-ign.css
and ./dist/font-ign.svg
files of the font-ign project.
Unicode: - Theme: -
To increase icon sizes relative to their container,
use the fi-lg
(33% increase),
fi-2x
, fi-3x
, fi-4x
, or fi-5x
classes.
Use CSS color to change font color:
Use fi-fw
class to set icons at a fixed width.
Especially designed to use in nav lists & list groups to preserve alignment.
Use fi-rotate*
classes to rotate icons (-20, -10, 10, 20, 45, 90, 135, 180, 225, 270 or 315).
Use fi-flipv
or fi-fliph
classes to flip icons vertically or horizontally.
To stack multiple icons, use the fi-stack
class on the parent.
<span class="fi-stack fg-3x"> <i class="fi-simple-user" style="color:#999;"></i> <i class="fi-check-user" style="color:#080;"></i> </span>
Use fi-spin
or fi-pulse
classes to animate icons.