Dash icon wordpress8/2/2023 Between this, some efforts to reorganize the CSS, and (what I hope is inevitable) a future WP API driven admin, it’s getting some serious love. The WordPress admin has evolved so much over the years, and while it seems the look of the admin is pretty settled now, I’m loving the progress on the implementation. Notes: setting width & height HTML attributes is not necessary (WP has background size CSS), but viewBox must be set and set correctly, meaning it has to have the coords and box size according to the path(s), for FontAwesome SVGs provided here - just leave the attribute there ) Also the fill attribute for paths must be set, but choose some neutral start color, because the re-coloring happens. Kelly tells me that they’re now doing “workflow experimentation” before an official patch, in order to define “what grunt tasks to use, how to get browser support, etc.” You can see a sample view of the WP Admin with SVG icons here. They had a meeting just yesterday, where developer Kelly Dwan posted a Github repo with an example implementation of Dashicons as SVG. There’s a small team that works on Dashicons - keeping them updated with new icons, updating current ones, etc - and right now they are discussing how to switch from an icon font to SVG. Chris Coyier has the post to read on why SVG is pretty much always the superior option to icon fonts. However, more and more folks (myself included with the front-end of Post Status) are moving from font icons to SVG. WordPress Dashicons provides an easy and effective way to communicate information to your website’s visitors. It’s a great little resource that makes stuff like icons for custom post types much simpler.Ĭurrently, Dashicons are an icon font. Dashicons are shipped with WordPress and made available to developers looking to use custom icons in their plugins and themes.
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