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John Sawyer
1,305 Pointssocial media logos
During my training I am provided with a grey/white twitter and facebook logo. Is there a way for me to get the same formatted logos for Google+, LinkedIn, Youtube, etc.? I'd like to include these versions in my final website.
3 Answers
James Barnett
39,199 PointsThis is what icon fonts are for, fontawesome has a nice selection of brand icons that can easily resized and have backgrounds modified all with CSS.
They are pretty simple to use http://codepen.io/jamesbarnett/pen/ngbIw
Anthony Hill
Courses Plus Student 4,567 PointsHi John - you could always try re-creating the logos in Photoshop or another image editing programme, alternatively try searching for an image set on a website such as http://www.iconfinder.com
The last one may be quicker for you as you will probably be able to find all social network logos in a consistent style.
John Sawyer
1,305 PointsThanks so much!
haha! Thanks for that Anthony. I'm not sure how that happened either and quite frankly didn't even notice those options until you said something!
Quick summary of what they are for sir? Some sort of rating I'm guessing on the answers?
Anthony Hill
Courses Plus Student 4,567 PointsNo problem - good luck with your progress!
Anthony Hill
Courses Plus Student 4,567 PointsHi John, that's exactly it - they are a nice way for participants on the thread to vote and answer up or down based on how helpful or valid they think the answer is. It also helps people later down the line, when they are browsing for support or answers to questions, hope that helps!
Joel Bantly
14,752 PointsI'm not sure if the instructor said where they got their logos from but one website I remember hearing them mention was Icomoon. Here's the link to the free icon pack page: http://icomoon.io/#preview-free
John Sawyer
1,305 PointsAwesome! Thank you as well Joel!
John Sawyer
1,305 PointsJohn Sawyer
1,305 PointsBeautiful! Thanks so much!