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elusive-icons's Issues

Icon request: icon-PayPal

It would so helpful if there was a PayPal icon that could be included with the social media icons. Thank you for your consideration!
examples:
PayPal logo
PayPal logo2

Wrong Link

Redux Framework link at the top of the Elusive Icons page points to Fonticon.

Icon request: mobile-phone

Usecases: Contactform, Contact-Information in the Footer
icon-mobilephone

Would be really great, I miss thet really often...

Pinterest Icon Missing from Elusive Icons CSS File

I'm not really sure how this even happened, but the Pinterest icon is missing from the Elusive Icons CSS file you all have packaged with Redux. I see the most recent icon y'all added (Plurk) in the file, but it skips from .el-picture:before to .el-plane:before.

Website and GitHub don't seem to be in synce

Hey there!

I downloaded the elusive icons zip from the website homepage and the wrong icons were displaying for different codes. I then cloned the github repo and everything worked. I have run into this with two websites now.

So, you may have the wrong files in your zip on your site.

Thanks,
Chris

Publish on NPM

It would be good to have this package published on npm, makes it easier to manage for those of us who use browserify/webpack to bundle dependencies.

Icon Request: el-vine

I'm using Elusive Icons in a WordPress theme for social media links and have had a request for Vine. I think this would be a useful addition to Elusive Icons in general.

They have a logo kit with vector for the "V" (vine_v_isolated/white/v_lrg_white.eps)

Thanks for taking requests!

vine

Use git tags

Hi, thanks for these great icons!
You pushed a bower.json in your repo. However, you specified the version number in it, when bower actually uses git tags.

$ bower info elusive-icons
bower elusive-icons#*       not-cached git://github.com/reduxframework/Elusive-Icons.git#*
bower elusive-icons#*          resolve git://github.com/reduxframework/Elusive-Icons.git#*
bower elusive-icons#*         checkout master
bower elusive-icons#*         resolved git://github.com/reduxframework/Elusive-Icons.git#5ddd9167c8

{
  name: 'elusive-icons',
  description: 'Elusive Icons',
  keywords: [],
  homepage: 'http://elusiveicons.com',
  // ...
}

No versions available.

Could you tag your last commit v2.0.0 ?
Thanks in advance!

Icons in wrong category

when searching for icons, some were not in the category "brand icons" that would actually belong there: wordpress, dribbble,

Icon Request: Git Icons

Hi,

First of all thank you so much for these great icons. I seen there are no git icons like : commit, branch, etc...

Can you add them?

Icon Request: el-smartphone, el-tablet, el-star-half, el-palette

el-smartphone: A mobile phone (You need it. Can used to represent responsiveness)
el-tablet: A tablet device (If you've got a phone and desktop, you need a tablet too)
el-star-half: Half a star. (For half star ratings)
el-palette: A painter's palette (I need this one to represent styling. Currently using the Brush, but not happy with its appearance)

el-icon-ideas

Using a single SVG glyph from Elusive in open source projects

I’m contributing to an open-source project and I want to use Elusive Icons however this webapp is going to be distributed in Linux packages for distros such as Ubuntu, Fedora and CentOS. The problem that we are facing is regarding Fedora Font Licensing (which you can access here: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging:FontsPolicy). If we want to publish our *.rpm package, we can’t keep any woff, woff2, otf, eot, svg or ttf font files. Instead, we have to set Elusive font family as a dependency and expose the font files installed in the server to an URL in the same domain . Unfortunately for us there are no *.noarch packages for Elusive Icons, so the solution would be exporting the SVG glyphs that we want to use as paths and attach the RDF metatags with a copy of the license in each one of them. I believe that SIL OFL license forbids that.

I know that “Elusive Icons is fully open source and is GPL friendly. You can use it for commercial projects, open source projects, or really just about whatever you want” but we had issues with FontAwesome, OpenSans and Fontellico already and we had to remove them from our assets and switch to our own icons and system fonts. FA and OpenSans fortunately have .noarch packages and Fontellico clearly distinguishes the SVG glyphs from the font files by claiming the SVGs are not just part of documentation and distributed under CC BY 3.0.

How should we proceed? Can we use a single glyph as SVG? Does SIL OFL allows that? Should we attribute each icon we want to use to a specific author?

Icon Request: el-calendar-alt (or el-schedule)

I am currently using the calendar icon next to events that don't have a thumbnail. However, my clients have expressed concern that people see it and think whatever it related to is happening on the 31st so I have created a temporary replacement representing a month view.

I think the font would benefit from something similar (but less crappy) as I am sure I am not the only one that will ever have this problem going forward, and I would probably go back and use it on other sites where I have used the "31" version in the past if it was a plugged in option.

el-calendar-alt

Thanks
Dan

Icon Request: Go language icon (actually, two)

Hello,

While I have no idea if Elusive Icons is still being maintained (no activity since 2015; some icons are for services that don't exist any more, such as Google+; the CDN link is dead; etc.), here is my suggestion: add an icon for the Go programming language.

The Go language has two icons, the 'official logo' and the 'mascot' (a cute gopher designed by Renée French and free to use in relation to the Go language). Unfortunately, it's not that easy to find good SVGs for the mascot, but at least the official logo has its own media page.

I did manage to find an SVG of the mascot, which is attached below. Because GitHub does not allow direct SVG uploads, I had to place it inside a ZIP file. It looks like this:

golang-horizontal

(the lettering 'Go' with the swish lines were early logo design attempts, but since then, these were abandoned in favour of the new logo design, as per the brand page mentioned earlier)

Here goes the zipped SVG for download: golang-horizontal.svg.zip

Wrong icon unicode

Hi there,
Just note that the icon "el-hand-down" is using wrong Unicode. The right Unicode is "f180" not "f17e"

Thanks

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