some ideas

[turboblack]

Hello. Today it came up with such a good idea: adding an icon to the name of the page. For a long time there are icons supported by the browser, so-called standard icons, which can be used under the name of each page. For example, the home page is a house. Everything is simple. For contacts page - phone, it's also simple here. But other pages?

There is also a thought about how to use it when viewing the site from mobile devices, then you can change the name of the page with the icon to just an icon, it will look very presentable.

Special characters html : https://www.utf8icons.com/ or the http://takweb.pp.ua/

mb any ideas about?

[andyhoang]

bump!
I think this is a great idea
has anyone looked into this?

[wiz]

WonderCMS supports pasting UTF-8 characters into the menu links.

For example, let's say you want to use a "house" icon on the home page, in the menu ->

Simply open the Settings->General, and in the "home" link, paste the following character: .

I believe this is the wanted result as shown below:

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[hightowe]

Hello. Today it came up with such a good idea: adding an icon to the name of the page. For a long time there are icons supported by the browser, so-called standard icons, which can be used under the name of each page. For example, the home page is a house. Everything is simple. For contacts page - phone, it's also simple here. But other pages?

There is also a thought about how to use it when viewing the site from mobile devices, then you can change the name of the page with the icon to just an icon, it will look very presentable.

Special characters html : https://www.utf8icons.com/ or the http://takweb.pp.ua/

mb any ideas about?

I implemented essentially this in the theme that I created for my new website: https://adivvyo.com

You'll notice that "Home" is an icon instead of the word.

I intend to submit the theme soon; actually, as soon as I figure out how to do that properly now-a-days. I'm stumbling a bit over the theme documentation , to distinguish between that for old versions versus 3.x.

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Lester