If I understand this right, this is exactly what I am investigating right
now. Have been able to add an override to hide the fa home icon. However,
still figuring out a way to add a custom image there.
Here's what I did for the former.
I have a theme_overrides.css with the responsive table, caption
margin/color specs, etc.
/* override icon-home */
.fa-home:before, .icon-home:before {
content : none;
}
Tried this next to replace it with a custom image, but was unsuccessful.
/* custom icon-home */
a.fa.fa-home {
background-image: url("_static/home.png") !important;
padding-left: 20px;
}
On Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 10:43:53 PM UTC+5:30, fairwinds wrote:
>
> Hi George. I am hoping for a bit more flexibility to style the
> headerlinks. There are really only a couple of ways this to be done (so
> that the current symbol used is not displayed).
>
> So proposing a change to either add span tags around the symbol
> currently used that would allow a background image on the anchor tag and
> to set display none on the span. Alternatively, I would be happy with a
> setting to replace the current symbol with an image I specify. I haven't
> checked to see exactly where this would need to be done yet. Many thanks.
>
> Regards
> David
>
>
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