Michael Bourne

Enables the user to add their own custom icons to the built in Elementor icon controls and elements, thereby removing the reliance on FontAwesome and providing a better opportunity for branding with custom icon sets on your websites. Works exclusively through the use of Fontello’s free icon font service.
<h4>Plugin Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Add unlimited icons to your website via Fontello font packs</li>
<li>View the icons in each uploaded pack, delete individual packs if desired</li>
<li>Use icons anywhere you would normally with the default Elementor icon selectors</li>
</ul>
Please note, this plugin requires the Elementor Page Builder to be installed and active. <a href="https://en-ca.wordpress.org/plugins/elementor/" rel="nofollow ugc">Elementor is a free plugin</a>.
This plugin relies on a third party service for it’s functionality provided by <a href="http://fontello.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Fontello</a>. No private information is sent to their server, rather their provided webfont downloads are what’s used to add fonts to this plugin.
Looking for a video tutorial? <a href="https://youtu.be/Rnu9XVD8AdI" rel="nofollow ugc">Here it is!</a>
<h3>Plugin Removal</h3>
Removing this plugin will render your custom icons to be deleted. Take care to un-select them from your icon elements prior to plugin removal.
<h3>Copyright</h3>
Custom Icons for Elementor is a plugin for WordPress that enables you to add custom icon fonts to the built in Elementor controls. 
Copyright (c) 2018 Michael Bourne.
The Custom Icons for Elementor Plugin is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see <a href="http://www.gnu.org/licenses/" rel="nofollow ugc">http://www.gnu.org/licenses/</a>
You can contact me at michael@michaelbourne.ca

Custom Icons for Elementor

It does what it advertises. Pretty straighforward. And for those among us who value a little helper tool which helps to get additional custom icons in the icon selector drop downs from elementor, then this fits just perfect. It's lightweight and relatively easy to setup. I prefer to package my icons as fontello package and use it the way this plugin offers, instead of manually fiddeling around with additional markup and css.

Just one thing to keep in mind (which is also a suggestion). Do not regenerate the css if not really needed. It unfortunately swipes away your whole config then and you're forced to setup all icons again by going into every element on every page and re-selecting your icons. A simple JS Alert would have been helpful to warn me upfront about that :D

Very nice helper tool

Add custom icon fonts to the built in Elementor icon controls

runestro

The 525icons css-file and font files are hosted at jsDelivr CDN, so this plugin is fast and lightweight. 
Find the names of your desired icons at https://525icons.com/glyphs.html. 
There you may click on any icon to copy its name to the clipboard. The ‘ico-‘ prefix is omitted, as you need only the name for the shortcode.
<ul>
<li>Shortcode syntax: [ico iname=?] </li>
<li>Notice! Write ‘twitter’ if you want ‘ico-twitter’.</li>
<li>eg.: [ico iname=’twitter’] or [ico iname=twitter]</li>
</ul>
Generated HTML will be:
<pre><code>
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which is the code needed to show the icon on the page.
You may include following optional parameters, which will add inline styles to the HTML code:
[ico isize=? iborder=? ibordercol=? iradius=? ipadding=? imargin=? icolor=? ibg=? ivalign=?]
<ol>
<li>isize = font-size (you must add: px, em, rem, pt, %, x-large, large, small etc.)</li>
<li>iborder = border-size (specified as px, write number only)</li>
<li>ibordercol = border-color (#HEX, RGB, RGBA, standard web color name, etc.)</li>
<li>iradius = border-radius (specified as px, write number only)</li>
<li>ipadding = padding (specified as px, write number only)</li>
<li>imargin = margin (specified as px, write number only)</li>
<li>icolor = color (#HEX, RGB, RGBA, standard web color name, etc.)</li>
<li>ibg = background-color (#HEX, RGB, RGBA, standard web color name, etc.)</li>
<li>ivalign = vertical-align (specified as %, write number only)</li>
</ol>
Default values for all selectors are ’empty’, except: border-radius=’0′ and: border-color=’black’.
(The shortcode [ico] alone will generate a default icon, which is set to the ‘ico-wordpress’. The default size is inherited from the page css.)
Advanced options:
In addition to the main css file, ‘525icons.min.css’, the plugin utilizes the file ‘css/styles.css’, 
where there is a set of classes with standard HTML color names, plus some size classes. 
The class ‘ispin’, makes the icon spin infinitely, usable for spin and refresh icons.
About classes and inline styles:
This shortcode: 
[ico iname=twitter icolor=darkblue isize=24px]
will generate inline styles like:
<pre><code>
</code></pre>
while this shortcode: 
[ico iname=’twitter darkblue xl’]
will generate following HTML-code, calling up classnames in the css files:
<pre><code>
</code></pre>
If you use additional classes, you must add them after ‘iname’ (and they must be inside the iname apostrophes – with space between them). 
For example, if you want an arrow pointing upwards, use ‘rotate90’:
[ico iname=’circle-arrow rotate90′]
The rotate classes are useful for arrows and mediaplayer icons. Check out: https://525icons.com/examples.html
Take a look at ‘css/styles.css’ and https://525icons.com/fonts/525icons.css, for more styling options.
Here are some of the available style classes:
Size classes:
<ul>
<li>.lg (font-size: 1.33333333em)</li>
<li>.xl (font-size: 24px)</li>
<li>.i2x (font-size: 32px)</li>
<li>.i3x (font-size: 48px)</li>
<li>.i4x (font-size: 64px)</li>
<li>.i5x (font-size: 80px)</li>
<li>.i6x (font-size: 96px)</li>
<li>.i7x (font-size: 112px)</li>
<li>.i8x (font-size: 128px)</li>
<li>.i9x (font-size: 144px)</li>
<li>.i10x (font-size: 160px)</li>
</ul>
Border radius (set as px):
<ul>
<li>.radius6</li>
<li>.radius8</li>
<li>.radius12</li>
<li>.radius36</li>
</ul>
Rotate classes:
<ul>
<li>.rotate45</li>
<li>.rotate90</li>
<li>.rotate135 </li>
<li>.rotate180 </li>
<li>.rotate225 </li>
<li>.rotate270</li>
<li>.rotate315 </li>
</ul>
You may choose to write HTML code instead of shortcodes, like this:
<pre><code>
</code></pre>

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