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The front end theme uses Font Awesome, but only in a few places. If our usage is minimal and can be replaced with a few custom icons, we could consider dropping it as a dependency.
If we do want to keep it, note that we're using an old, unmaintained version (v4.7.0; see https://fontawesome.com/versions). I'm not aware of anything particularly problematic about using an old icon library, but worth looking at the newer versions to see what they offer.
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we could use <span class="glyphicon glyphicon-align-justify" ></span> from bootstrap3 (which is already included) as a close replacement ( maybe adding an additional class to tweak the span's margin, etc. to match what's in theme.css )
The front end theme uses Font Awesome, but only in a few places. If our usage is minimal and can be replaced with a few custom icons, we could consider dropping it as a dependency.
If we do want to keep it, note that we're using an old, unmaintained version (v4.7.0; see https://fontawesome.com/versions). I'm not aware of anything particularly problematic about using an old icon library, but worth looking at the newer versions to see what they offer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: