The image above is the corresponding character in the normal reference font!
The page display requires only one class to be quoted.
But I found some foreign site templates inside the reference can be another way of indexing
Introduced as follows:
The first step refers to the font
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Step Two:
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Load class Font
Introducing CSS on the page
Here is the page display parameters, take one example:
Show Effect "
He refers to this icon in the span tag but does not specify our normal mode for example Icon-car so instead of unifying the icon with an HTML character encoding & #61xxx
I opened font view with TypeTool3 Font Viewer, and did not find anything corresponding to the beginning of 61xx
Such as
My question that corresponding index 61xx is how to calculate out ...
Please Daniel to help answer some, O (∩_∩) o Thank you
Baidu Daniel Mail reply:
Just quote Unicode code bits are different in the system. 61700 is the result of hexadecimal f104 turning into decimal.
CSS, the reference character is written in theiconcorresponding to the pseudo-elementcontentattribute, such asAngle-leftThis icon corresponds to theCSSare:content: "\f104";?f104It's the character.UnicodeCoding
In addition to the common pre-named < > HTML&NBSP; unicode html specification:
Http://www.w3.org/TR/html/syntax.html#character-references
Decimal References: 61700;
Hex Reference: & #xf104;
CSS3 importing fonts and using a different index to load characters inside the font.