I noticed in the documentation on fontawesome.com, that in the 'Using Font Awesome With' section there is no page for the world's second most popular CMS, Drupal.

A community-contributed Drupal module for Font Awesome integration already exists. Do you just need someone to write the docs? I could help with this.

#477 and a couple different #478 bugs stem from the expectation that setting prebuild: [] or postbuild: [] is a way of saying "prebuild: nothing" and "postbuild: nothing". In fact, the empty array creates problems (see the linked issues for examples)

This should at least be documented. Supporting [] as "nothing" would be an easy enhancement

• better information architecture
• better theme
• icons searching
• selected icons previewing
• defined prefix for symbols
• download as a zip file, which includes demo files, SVG sprite and separated icon files.

I use code to express my mean:

// aa.css
.a {
  background: url(./img/sprites/default/table/edit-icon.png)
}

// bb.css
.b {
  background: url(./img/sprites/default/table/offline-icon.png)
}

// main.js
require('aa.css');
require('bb.css'))

when I use webpack, generated a sprite : sprite.table.png, but only offline-icon was bundle into sprite.table.png, the

This icon set seems really nice, just stumbled on it while googling for "feather icons"

I feel like you're kinda doing yourself a disservice by having a name that's almost identical, but if you want to keep it it's fine too

You could probably get more attention with a different name

I am reading https://github.com/mismith0227/hugo_theme_pickles/tree/develop/src/scss but it is not clear to me how the scss files are organized. For examples,

• What is the foundation directory?
• What are the differences between object/component and object/project?

Thanks! @mismith0227

…via --config CLI option, similar to how Jekyll behaves. This issue is step one toward configuring SVGO with a config file (see #27).

How use PNG / SVG sprites?
I use ths:

$sprites: (
	"sprite_1": (
		"normal": (
			"total_width": 158,
			"total_height": 158,
			"x": 0,
			"y": 0,
			"width": 158,
			"height": 158,
			"image": "sprite_1.png"
		)
	),
	"sprite_2": (
		"normal": (
			"total_width": 158,
			"total_height": 158,
			"x": 158,
			"y": 0,
			"width": 158,
			"height": 158,
			"image": "sprite

external-svg-sprite-loader helps me save a good clean sprite.[hash:8].svg file!
I've tried to use it with webpack-manifest-plugin and webpack-assets-manifest to generate a manifest.json, used to find the corresponding compiled /path/to/sprite.svg -> /path/to/sprite.[hash:8].svg

But I can not obtain the good filename and path to my sprite.svg file. Note that webpack-manifest-plugin and webpack-

Environmet:

• Windows 10
• Node.js 12.14.1

Running postcss-lazysprite gives a warning.
Warning: Promise.defer is deprecated and will be removed in a future version. Use new Promise instead.

Promise.pending() seems to be the cause.

• petkaantonov/bluebird#919
• petkaantonov/bluebird@d8e903a
• http