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How can I use an icon font like Glyphish?

Jason Hilton shared this question 5 years ago

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I am able to use other icon fonts but glyphish doesn't work. What am I doing wrong?

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Luisa Barros ● 5 years ago

Hello Jason,

When you refer to using the icon font Glyphish, I am assuming you wish to create a series of icons for use within Justinmind. If so, you may find the following post helpful:

https://www.justinmind.com/community...

If not, we would be grateful if you could elaborate on the issue being received.

Best,

Luisa

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Jason Hilton ● 5 years ago

Glyphish is an icon font similar to Font Awesome. The problem is when I type the codeword for the font to turn the type into an icon nothing happens. I followed the instructions above with no success.

The way glyphish works is you write a word, such as "mail" and when the glyphish font is selected it translates into an icon. How can I get this to work in Justinmind?

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