AntsGoUp Posted March 26, 2024 Share Posted March 26, 2024 Hello, I'm looking to modify some icons and nav arrows used on modules. The goal is to change the color, the thickness or add a background on icons that are not enough clear. For example, I'm using a bonpresta theme, in which there is a image slider called bonslick, the arrows are too thins. In the theme.css, I have #bonslick .slick-prev:before { content: '\e802' } I suppose that the content e802 is the image or the logo of the arrow, but i cannot find it anywhere. Do you know where I can find it or trace back the orignal location of this content ? Thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ComGrafPL Posted March 27, 2024 Share Posted March 27, 2024 Share url. Most probably is best to do it via css. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AntsGoUp Posted March 27, 2024 Author Share Posted March 27, 2024 Hi, thanks, indeed, i just found that te content called is not really the arrows... The arrow is no more than < and >, I managed to put it bold and highlight to make it more visible. Mission succeed. Thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paul C Posted March 27, 2024 Share Posted March 27, 2024 20 hours ago, AntsGoUp said: Hello, I'm looking to modify some icons and nav arrows used on modules. The goal is to change the color, the thickness or add a background on icons that are not enough clear. For example, I'm using a bonpresta theme, in which there is a image slider called bonslick, the arrows are too thins. In the theme.css, I have #bonslick .slick-prev:before { content: '\e802' } I suppose that the content e802 is the image or the logo of the arrow, but i cannot find it anywhere. Do you know where I can find it or trace back the orignal location of this content ? Thanks The slick Javascript slider code (by default) uses a web font (called 'Slick' iirc) and that '\e802' is the character that represents the back arrow icon. Most of the other icons in a theme will likely be using Material Fonts or FontAwesome (depending on the theme and modules you're using). You need to look for the webfonts and potentially change the font-family, font size, colour, background etc. of those elements 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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