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For example, a downward arrow are mapped to different CSS classes on WLIF and the official site.
On WLIF, it is called entypo-down-open-big
On official site, it is called chevron-thin-down
So what are actually different? The font or merely the CSS stylessheet mappings?
It would be nice to place a notice so people understand that the difference between the two, saving them the time to modify it later once they host the fonts themselves.
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For example, a downward arrow are mapped to different CSS classes on WLIF and the official site.
On WLIF, it is called entypo-down-open-big
On official site, it is called chevron-thin-down
So what are actually different? The font or merely the CSS stylessheet mappings?
It would be nice to place a notice so people understand that the difference between the two, saving them the time to modify it later once they host the fonts themselves.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: