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Icon request: icon-user-remove #3847

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desduvauchelle opened this issue Jul 3, 2014 · 7 comments
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Icon request: icon-user-remove #3847

desduvauchelle opened this issue Jul 3, 2014 · 7 comments
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@desduvauchelle
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Amazing work with Font Awesome! Thanks! 👍
Would be awesome if you could add icons for add/remove users. I'm sure it would be really helpful for the whole community and since it's based on an icon you already have, should be pretty fast :)

Name: fa-user-remove / fa-user-add
Examples of usage: Add user to your network, invite someone to the site, add a follower, ...and then the reverse for remove...

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Looking forward to hearing from you.

@screening4ashes
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👍 Yes please! This would be great!

I also want this icon, for the moment I have hacked my own, less attractive version super-imposing the + icon over the user icon, and downsizing it. This requires special CSS rules each time I want to put an add-user icon.

@desduvauchelle
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Was about to do that myself during the wait. Could you share that hack by any chance @screening4ashes ?

@tagliala tagliala changed the title Icon request: add/remove user Icon request: icon-user-remove Jul 3, 2014
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tagliala commented Jul 3, 2014

icon-user-add is a duplicate of #902, please +1 that request

renaming this as icon-user-remove

refers to #1181 and #3640

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@desduvauchelle

Well, it's just some really ugly inline CSS. You could always add it to a class. Make your own container, and select the plus symbol icon with the n-th child selector for example. I'm a bit embarrassed to share my own, because I really just was editing the inline CSS until I had it positioned about where I wanted. I never bothered to make a proper definition with a class.

Nevertheless, here it is: <i class="fa fa-user left fa-fw"></i><i class="fa fa-plus left" style="font-size: 10px; margin-left: -14px; margin-right: 14px; vertical-align: center; color: #333"></i>

I have all that trash inside a <li> link element in my <ul> un-ordered list menu. Maybe one of these days I will write a proper class for it the way I described, but at the moment I am focusing on so many more important aspects of my project.

@desduvauchelle
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@tagliala Thanks. Did that.
It's getting a lot of love :)

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ghost commented Nov 7, 2014

Yes please!

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