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@coreui/icons-pro

v3.0.0

Published

Premium icons. More icons, styles, & tools!

Downloads

7,306

Readme

License

CoreUI Icons PRO - Duotone, Linear, Solid

You must have a valid license purchased only from our website https://coreui.io/icons/pro/ in order to legally use CoreUI Icons PRO.

Preview & Docs

https://coreui.io/icons/

Installation

NPM

npm install @coreui/icons-pro --save

Yarn

yarn add @coreui/icons-pro

Usage

Basic Use

You can place CoreUI Icons just about anywhere using a CSS style prefix and the icon’s name. CoreUI Icons are designed to be used with inline elements ex. <i> or <span>.

Please use cil- prefix for linear icons, cib- prefix for brand icons, and cif- prefix for flag icons.

<i class="cil-energy"></i>
<i class="cib-twitter"></i>
<i class="cif-us"></i>

SVG Sprites

SVG sprites let you quickly use vector icons in your website. We have prepared all the icon set styles into their own SVG sprites.

Place sprite files with the rest of your static files, like images and styles, in your project. Make sure to add a proper path to the SVG sprite file, and use the fragment identifier specific to the SVG icon or symbol you want to display.

<svg>
  <use xlink:href="path/to/linear.svg#cil-airplane-mode"></use>
</svg>
<svg>
  <use xlink:href="path/to/brand.svg#cib-twitter"></use>
</svg>
<svg>
  <use xlink:href="path/to/flag.svg#cif-us"></use>
</svg>

SVG Symbols

When you download your icon set, it comes with a sprites directory that contains SVG icon definitions. These icons can be referenced and used as inline SVGs like so:

<!-- Define the symbols -->
<symbol id="cil-apple" viewBox="0 0 24 24">
<title>apple</title>
<path d="M21.207 9.987c-0.497-1.275-1.29-2.262-2.293-2.863-0.25 0.477-0.524 0.888-0.835 1.267l0.010-0.013c0.002 0.001 0.004 0.002 0.005 0.003 1.494 0.859 2.364 3.054 2.114 5.338-0.414 3.784-1.563 6.377-3.236 7.302-1.087 0.601-2.444 0.516-4.031-0.254l-0.155-0.075h-1.143l-0.155 0.075c-1.588 0.77-2.944 0.856-4.031 0.254-1.673-0.925-2.822-3.518-3.236-7.302-0.25-2.284 0.619-4.479 2.114-5.338 0.445-0.259 0.979-0.411 1.549-0.411 0.011 0 0.023 0 0.034 0l-0.002-0c1.132 0 2.436 0.53 3.853 1.578l0.051 0.037s2.043-0.248 2.852-0.616c2.439-1.107 2.976-2.867 3.072-3.106 0.262-0.632 0.414-1.366 0.414-2.135 0-0.813-0.17-1.587-0.476-2.287l0.014 0.037-0.191-0.477-0.513 0.005c-3.151 0.036-5.692 2.598-5.692 5.755 0 0.255 0.017 0.507 0.049 0.754l-0.003-0.029c-0.886-0.496-1.747-0.813-2.573-0.944-1.169-0.186-2.241-0.005-3.186 0.538-1.038 0.596-1.855 1.601-2.364 2.906-0.463 1.186-0.638 2.57-0.493 3.895 0.475 4.344 1.859 7.267 4.001 8.452 0.655 0.37 1.438 0.588 2.272 0.588 0.010 0 0.021-0 0.031-0h-0.002c0.918-0 1.904-0.244 2.952-0.73h0.461c1.987 0.923 3.754 0.971 5.253 0.142 2.142-1.185 3.526-4.107 4.001-8.452 0.145-1.325-0.030-2.709-0.493-3.895zM15.376 2.851c0.322-0.143 0.697-0.251 1.088-0.305l0.022-0.003c0.106 0.354 0.167 0.761 0.167 1.182 0 2.15-1.593 3.927-3.663 4.215l-0.022 0.003c-0.106-0.354-0.167-0.76-0.167-1.181 0-1.743 1.048-3.242 2.547-3.901l0.027-0.011z"></path>
</symbol>

<!-- Use the defined symbols -->
<svg>
  <use xlink:href="#cil-apple"></use>
</svg>

It is also possible to link to an external SVG containing the definitions:

<svg class="icon-home">
  <use xlink:href="path/to/lineear.svg#cil-apple"></use>
</svg>

Referencing an external SVG has the advantage that your icons get cached, with one HTTP request. But the external SVG and the HTML should be served from the same domain. This approach works fine in modern browsers except for IE 9+. In order to support IE 9+, You should use /js/svgxuse.js or /js/svgxuse.min.js. This polyfill detects if the icons are loaded properly; if they aren't, it sends one HTTP request to fetch and cache symbol definitions.

<script defer src="https://unpkg.com/@coreui/icons/js/svgxuse.js"></script>

CoreUI Icons for Vue.js

Please check official repository

CoreUI Icons for React.js

Please check official repository