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CSS styles to change colors or to produce nice color effects:After release of jQuery 2.0 which drops support of IE 6/7/8 is it not the time to consider to replace raster based PNG icons with vector based web fonts?
Probably I miss some important disadvantages of usage vector based web fonts? Very bad performance for example (which I didn't seen till now) or some other things? Is creating of all needed icons too complex? Are there some other problems?
Best regards
Oleg
Anyway, those who want to use jQuery UI for these old browsers can use older versions of jQuery UI, I think it is logically.This is absolutely not the way jQuery projects are managed.
@media screen and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio:0) { @font-face { font-family: '
jquery-ui';
src: url('fonts/jquery-ui.svg#jquery-ui') format('svg'); } }
They already have a plan for vector icons, and it is based on SVG
Yes! I am too!I personally be very disappointed from the progress of developing jQuery UI CSS Framework and jQuery UI icons especially. The CSS Framework and jQuery UI ThemeRoller were very modern 5-6 years ago, but there don't corresponds (in my opinion) the state of modern web development today. Sorry.
there doesn't seem to be a way to set the fill attribute in the svg separately via css.
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